Math, asked by arsalan2190, 4 months ago

1. The marked price of a book is Rs 100. The shopkeeper gives 25%
discount on it. What is the sale price of the book ?

(a) Rs 100

(b) Rs 25

(c) Rs 125

(d) Rs 75.

Answers

Answered by mondalarpa21
1

Selling price=(1-d/100)×marked price

=(1-25/100)×100

=(100-25/100)×100

=75/100×100

=75

Answered by MasterDhruva
9

Given :-

Marked price (MP) :- ₹ 100

Discount percentage :- 25%

To Find :-

Sale price of the book.........

Formula required :-

 \tt  \big \orange {\boxed{ \tt  \gray {Marked \: price-(Discount \: Percentage  \times Marked  \: Price) }}}

Solution :-

  \to\tt100 -( 25 \bf\% \:   \: \sf of \:  \tt \: 100)

 \to \tt 100 - \bigg( \dfrac{25}{100}  \times 100 \bigg)

 \tt \to 100 - \bigg( \dfrac{25}{ \cancel{100}}  \times  \cancel{100}  \bigg) = \boxed{ \tt100 - (  25 \times 1) }

 \tt \to100 - 25 =  \boxed{ \tt75}

\Huge\thereforeThe sale price of the book is 75.

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\dashrightarrow Some related formulas :-

Profit :- \boxed{\tt SP-CP}

Loss :- \boxed{\tt CP-SP}

Profit percentage :- \boxed{\tt Profit \div CP \times 100}

Loss percentage :- \boxed{\tt Loss \div CP \times 100}

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