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 If a watch is marked at Rs. 6000 and the shopkeeper offers a discount of 20% on it, what would be the selling price? *​

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Answered by ItsCrazyDaRk02
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Answer:

Profit is 25% of cost ie. 1/4th of cost ie. 1/5th of sales = Rs. 6,000/-

Sale price (after discount) is Rs. 30,000/- (6,000*5)

Discount is 20% on advertised price ie. 1/5th of advertised price ie. 1/4th of final sale price.

Advertised price is 25% higher ie. Rs. 37,500/- (30,000*125%)

Crosscheck:

Advertised price = 37500

Discount @ 20%= 7500

Final sale = 30000

Profit = 6000

Cost = 24000

Profit% = 6000/24000= 25%

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Answer:

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