A hat has a marked price of ₹560. An additional discount of 15% is allowed on the marked price. What is the selling price?

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Solution

The correct option is B ₹476
Marked price = ₹560
Discount allowed = 15% on the marked price
$∴ Discount = \frac{15}{100} \times ₹ 560$
$\Rightarrow Discount = ₹ 84$
Selling price = Marked price - Discount
$\Rightarrow$ Selling price = ₹560 - ₹84
$\Rightarrow$ Selling price = ₹476

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A hat has a marked price of ₹560. An additional discount of 15% is allowed on the marked price. What is the selling price?

The correct option is B ₹476Marked price = ₹560 Discount allowed = 15% on the marked price ∴Discount=15100×₹560 ⇒Discount=₹ 84 Selling price = Marked price - Discount ⇒ Selling price = ₹560 - ₹84 ⇒ Selling price = ₹476

The correct option is B ₹476
Marked price = ₹560
Discount allowed = 15% on the marked price
$∴ Discount = \frac{15}{100} \times ₹ 560$
$\Rightarrow Discount = ₹ 84$
Selling price = Marked price - Discount
$\Rightarrow$ Selling price = ₹560 - ₹84
$\Rightarrow$ Selling price = ₹476