Math, asked by saleemraeen28, 9 months ago

6. During a sale, a shop offered a discount of 10% on the
marked prices of all the items. What would a customer
have to pay for a pair of jeans marked at * 1450 and
two shirts marked at 850 each?​

Answers

Answered by deepaliomble18
2

Answer:

10 % of 1450

discount =rs145

discount on 2 jeans =145×2=290

10% of 850

discount = rs 85

discount on 2 shirts=85 ×2=170

all marked price = marked price of 2 jeans and marked price of 2 shirts

=1450 ×2 = 2900 + 2 × 850 = 1700

=2900 + 1700

= 3600

discount total = 360

customer have to pay 3600-360

=3240

Answered by moonstar16098
1

For a pair of jeans

Marked price =Rs.1450

Discount =10% of Rs.1450

                =10010×1450

                =Rs.145

∴ Sale price =1450−145

                      =Rs.1305

For two shirts

Marked price =(Rs.850)×2=Rs.1700

Discount =10% of Rs.1700

                =10010×1700

                =Rs.170

∴ Sale price =1700−170

                      =Rs.1530

Total sale price =1305+1530

                          =Rs.2835

Thus, the customer would have to pay Rs.2835

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