Myntra is running sales on its products to increase their sales. Ketaki who is retailer gets discount of 30% on Vero – Moda shirt whose marked price is 1050. She thus offers two successive discounts one is of 10% and the other is 5% to her customer, still she is able to get profit. How her customer has to pay finally?
Myntra is running sales on its products to increase their sales. Ketaki who is retailer gets discount of 30% on Vero – Moda shirt whose marked price is 1050. She thus offers two successive discounts one is of 10% and the other is 5% to her customer, still she is able to get profit. How her customer has to pay finally?
1). Rs. 835.25
2). Rs. 897.75
3). Rs. 885.625
4). Rs. 890.50
2 answers
Marked price = Rs. 1050
? discount = 30%
Purchase price paid by ketaki = 1050 – 0.3 × 1050 = 1050 – 315 = Rs. 735
⇒ CP of the Vero- Moda shirt = Rs. 735
and MP = Rs. 1050
According to the condition given in the problem,
Total discount given by ketaki to her customer can be calculated as,
Total discount = (x + y – xy/100)%
⇒ Total discount = (10 + 5 – 50/100)% = 14.5%
SP of the shirt after giving discount of 10% and 5% = 1050 - 14.5% × 1050 = 1050 - 152.25 = Rs. 897.75
∴ Her customer has to pay Rs. 897.75
Marked price = Rs. 1050
? discount = 30%
Purchase price paid by ketaki = 1050 – 0.3 × 1050 = 1050 – 315 = Rs. 735
⇒ CP of the Vero- Moda shirt = Rs. 735
and MP = Rs. 1050
According to the condition given in the problem,
Total discount given by ketaki to her customer can be calculated as,
Total discount = (x + y – xy/100)%
⇒ Total discount = (10 + 5 – 50/100)% = 14.5%
SP of the shirt after giving discount of 10% and 5% = 1050 - 14.5% × 1050 = 1050 - 152.25 = Rs. 897.75
∴ Her customer has to pay Rs. 897.75