47%
Here's how to calculate the percentage discount:
1. Find the discount amount:
Discount = MRP - Selling Price
Discount = ₹1590 - ₹835 = ₹755
2. Calculate the percentage discount:
Percentage Discount = (Discount / MRP) × 100%
Percentage Discount = (₹755 / ₹1590) × 100%
Percentage Discount ≈ 47.48%
3. Round to the nearest integer:
Rounding 47.48% to the nearest integer gives us 47%.
Therefore, the wholesale shop owner gave a discount of approximately 47%.
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