MATHEMATICS HIGH SCHOOL

Calculate the marked price of a sweater purchased at Rs. 1075 allowing 14% discount. ( please do proper answer )​

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

  • Rs. 1250

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the marked price be x, then we have:

  • x - 14%  = 1075
  • x*(100 - 14)/100 = 1075
  • x*0.86= 1075
  • x = 1075/0.86
  • x = 1250

Marked price was Rs. 1250

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