Math, asked by farsisaina, 8 months ago

if 10% is deducted from a bill , $58.50 remains to be paid . how much is the original bill?

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Answered by SujalSirimilla
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  • 10% is deducted from a bill, and the resultant amount is $58.50.

\LARGE{\bf{\underline{\underline{TO:FIND:-}}}}

  • The original bill.

\LARGE{\bf{\underline{\underline{SOLUTION:-}}}}

Let the bill be x$.

10% is reducted from x. Therefore, the amount that was deducted is:

\sf \to 10\% \ of \ x

\sf \to \dfrac{10x}{100}

\sf \to \dfrac{x}{10}

So, \sf \dfrac{x}{10}\$ was reducted from the bill.

Now, we know that:

Original amount - reduction = resultant amount.

We know the original amount is x$ (assumed above), the reduction amount is \sf \dfrac{x}{10}\$ and the remaining / resultant amount is $58.50. Therefore, substitute.

\sf x-\dfrac{x}{10} = 58.50

\sf \to \dfrac{10x-x}{10} =58.50

\sf \to \dfrac{9x}{10} = 58.50

\to \sf x=\dfrac{58.50 \times 10}{9}

\sf \to x=\dfrac{585}{9}

\boxed{\sf{\green{x=65 \$}}}

ORIGINAL BILL - 65$.

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