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By selling a watch to Rahim, Ravi gainee Rs 50. Apurva bought the same watch from Rahim who sold at a loss of Rs 20. If Apurva p

aid Rs 760, frind the price at which Ravi had bought the watch.

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marta [7]2 years ago

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730

bought at x

x + 50 - 20 = 760

x = 760 - 30 = 730

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