Pari marked a toy at 65% above the cost price of ₹6,580. If she offers a discount of 25% on the marked price and customer pays ₹P for the toy, the value of P is:
₹8,142.75
Marked price = ₹6,580 + 65% of ₹6,580 = ₹10,867
Discounted price = ₹10,867 × 75% = ₹8,142.75
Important Questions from Discount and MP
A single discount equivalent to two successive discounts of 15% and 25% is:
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