Question
The cost price of a refrigerator and a washing machine is Rs. 50,000 and Rs. 90,000, respectively. The shopkeeper sold the washing machine and the refrigerator at a loss of 10% and at a profit of 20%, respectively. If there was a combined discount of 15% on both the refrigerator and washing machine, find the combined marked price of the refrigerator and washing machine.
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