With a 5 % discount on the cost of sugar, a buyer could purchase 2 kg more sugar for Rs. 608. Selling price of sugar is :

With a 5 % discount on the cost of sugar, a buyer could purchase 2 kg more sugar for Rs. 608. Selling price of sugar is :
1). Rs. 15.50
2). Rs. 15
3). Rs. 16.50
4). Rs. 16

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