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A trader marks the products 25% above the cost price and allows a discount of 15%. If the cost price is Rs 2,080, then the selling price
is:
Rs 2,392
Rs 2,600
Rs 1,809
Rs 2,210
Let's break it down, step by step:
- Cost price is Rs 2,080.
- The trader marks it up by 25%. So, 25% of 2,080 is 520. That makes the marked price Rs 2,600.
- Now, there's a 15% discount on the marked price. 15% of 2,600 is 390.
- Subtract the discount: 2,600 - 390 = Rs 2,210.
- That means the final selling price is Rs 2,210.
Here's what that means for the options:
- Option 1 (Rs 2,392): Not correct, too high.
- Option 2 (Rs 2,600): That's the marked price, not the selling price.
- Option 3 (Rs 1,809): Too low, doesn't fit the calculation.
- Option 4 (Rs 2,210): This is the correct answer!
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