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An iron costing ₹758 was sold by Ramesh at a gain of 15%, and it was again sold by Reena, who bought it from Ramesh, at a loss of 8%. Find the selling price of the iron for Reena (correct to two places of decimals).

  1. A
    ₹810.96
  2. B
    ₹808.69
  3. C
    ₹820.69
  4. D
    ₹801.96

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Initial cost price of the iron = ₹758
Ramesh sells it at a gain of 15%. The price at which Reena buys it (Ramesh's selling price) is:

Price for Reena=758×(1+
100
15

)=758×1.15=871.70
Reena then sells it at a loss of 8%. The selling price for Reena is:

Selling Price=871.70×(1−
100
8

)=871.70×0.92=801.964
Rounding to two decimal places, the selling price for Reena is ₹801.96.

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An iron costing ₹758 was sold by Ramesh at a gain of 15%, and it was again sold by Reena, who bought it from Ramesh, at a loss of 8%. Find the selling price of the iron for Reena (correct to two places of decimals).
A
₹810.96
B
₹808.69
C
₹820.69
D
₹801.96

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