Raju bought some cloth marked 600 rupees from a handloom shop and he got 20% rebate. How much does Raju have to pay?

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Price of the cloth = Rs 600

Rebate offered = 20%

We know that, Rebate percent × Marked price = Rebate amount

⇒ Rebate amount = 20% of Rs 600

= Rs

= Rs 120

Cost after rebate = Rs 600 − Rs 120 = Rs 480

Therefore, Raju paid Rs 480 for the cloth.

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Raju bought some cloth marked 600 rupees from a handloom shop and he got 20% rebate. How much does Raju have to pay?

Price of the cloth = Rs 600 Rebate offered = 20% We know that, Rebate percent × Marked price = Rebate amount ⇒ Rebate amount = 20% of Rs 600 = Rs = Rs 120 Cost after rebate = Rs 600 − Rs 120 = Rs 480 Therefore, Raju paid Rs 480 for the cloth.

Price of the cloth = Rs 600

Rebate offered = 20%

We know that, Rebate percent × Marked price = Rebate amount

⇒ Rebate amount = 20% of Rs 600

= Rs

= Rs 120

Cost after rebate = Rs 600 − Rs 120 = Rs 480

Therefore, Raju paid Rs 480 for the cloth.