A shopkeeper allows a discount of 10% on the marked price of an item but charges a sales tax of 8% on the discount price. If the customer pays ₹680.40 as the price including the sales tax, then what is the marked price of the item? Please give full solution.
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Let MP = x
Price after discount of 10% = x - (x*10/100) = 9x/10
Price after tax = 9x/10 + ( 9x/10 * 8/100 ) = 972x/1000
972x/1000= 680.40
X= 700 answer
Price after discount of 10% = x - (x*10/100) = 9x/10
Price after tax = 9x/10 + ( 9x/10 * 8/100 ) = 972x/1000
972x/1000= 680.40
X= 700 answer
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Marked price of a item is Rupees 700
Given:
A shopkeeper allows 10% discount on the market price.
To Find:
Marked price of item
Solution:
Let marked price of item = x
10% discount on marked price
Hence the discounted price
Given 8 % of sales tax on the discount price
The price paid by the customer = Rs. 680.40
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