For Diwali, a shopkeeper reduces the prices of all his goods by 15%. Babli buys a saree
from the shop for 552.50. What was the original price of the saree and how much
discount has she got?
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The original price of the saree was Rs. 650 and Babli has got a discount of Rs. 97.50.
Let the original price of the saree be x
Discount ℅ = 15℅
So, the discount is = Rs. 15℅ of x
Price of the saree after discount = 85℅ of x
Also, we know that price of the saree after discount is Rs. 552.50
So, we can write as:
85℅ of x = 552.50
Or, x = (552.50*100)/ 85 = Rs. 650
So, the original price of the saree is Rs. 650.
Amount of discount = Original price- Selling price = Rs. 650- 552.50 = Rs. 97.50.
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