A manufacturer's catalogued price of a weighing machine is $R s .240$ but he allows the retailer $30$ discount. What does the retailer pay for the machine?

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As discount $= 30 %$
So, $S P = 70 % \times M P$
$S P = 70 % \times R s .240 = R s .168$

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A manufacturer's catalogued price of a weighing machine is Rs.240 but he allows the retailer 30 discount. What does the retailer pay for the machine?

As discount =30%So,SP=70%×MPSP=70%×Rs.240=Rs.168

A manufacturer's catalogued price of a weighing machine is $R s .240$ but he allows the retailer $30$ discount. What does the retailer pay for the machine?

As discount $= 30 %$
So, $S P = 70 % \times M P$
$S P = 70 % \times R s .240 = R s .168$