Math, asked by srinivasa7, 7 months ago

Gagan bought a camera for Rs.17000 and paid 5% GST on it. How much amount did he pay altogether?

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Answered by Dakshvashishth

5

Answer:

17850

Step-by-step explanation:

as 5% of 17000 is 850 so, 17000+850 is 17850

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Answered by rohithchawan1

0

Answer:

17850

Step-by-step explanation:

camera = Rs 17000

GST = 5%

5% of 17000 is 850 so , 17000 + 850is = 17850

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