We know that, SP=MP Discount%× MP Hence, we can write 1615=MP 5100× MP⇒ 1615=95100× MP⇒ MP=1615*10095=1700 ...

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Standard VIII

Mathematics

Finding Discounts

SP=1615 D=5%...

Question

$S P = 1615$
$D = 5 %$
$M P = ?$

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Solution

We know that,
$S P = M P - D i s c o u n t % \times M P$

Hence, we can write
$1615 = M P - \frac{5}{100} \times M P \Rightarrow 1615 = \frac{95}{100} \times M P \Rightarrow M P = \frac{1615 * 100}{95} = 1700$

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SP=1615D=5%MP=?

We know that,SP=MP−Discount%×MPHence, we can write1615=MP−5100×MP⇒1615=95100×MP⇒MP=1615∗10095=1700

$S P = 1615$
$D = 5 %$
$M P = ?$

We know that,
$S P = M P - D i s c o u n t % \times M P$

Hence, we can write
$1615 = M P - \frac{5}{100} \times M P \Rightarrow 1615 = \frac{95}{100} \times M P \Rightarrow M P = \frac{1615 * 100}{95} = 1700$