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The marked price of a fancy toy is ₹30,000. It is to be sold allowing two successive discounts of 20% and 24%, respectively. On cash payment, an additional 10% discount on the net price is also given. The selling price (in ₹) of the toy is:

  1. A
    16416
  2. B
    16520
  3. C
    17280
  4. D
    18350

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Marked Price (MP) = ₹30,000
The final selling price after all three successive discounts (20%, 24%, and cash discount of 10%) can be computed directly:

Selling Price=MP×(1−
100
20

)×(1−
100
24

)×(1−
100
10

)
Selling Price=30000×0.80×0.76×0.90
Selling Price=30000×
100
80

×
100
76

×
100
90


Selling Price=3×8×76×9
Selling Price=24×684=16416
The selling price of the toy is ₹16,416.

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The marked price of a fancy toy is ₹30,000. It is to be sold allowing two successive discounts of 20% and 24%, respectively. On cash payment, an additional 10% discount on the net price is also given. The selling price (in ₹) of the toy is:
A
16416
B
16520
C
17280
D
18350

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