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A shopkeeper sold goods worth ₹ 1250 on Monday. On the next day, his sale fell by 20%. On Wednesday it increased by 10% of Tuesday's sale. What was his sale on Wednesday?

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Answered by rishikothari11

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Answer:

Wednesday sale is Rs.1100/-

Answered by devanshheer

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Step-by-step explanation:

Wednesday sale is Rs 1100/-

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