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2 years ago

6. An article, which costs Rs. 850 is sold at a profit of 6%.

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geniusboy [140]2 years ago

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Answer:

b) Rs.901 is the selling price

Explanation:

selling price = cost price+profit percentage/100 x cost price

cost price = 850

profit percentage = 6%

selling price = 850+6/100 x 850 = 901

soln 2

if 100 % = 850

therefore what about 106% = ?

106 x 805/100 = 901

ans = 901

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