The cost price of a Jean is Rs. 200 and marked price is 50% more than the cost price. But the shopkeeper sold it at 25% discount.
Find the marked price.
Find the discounted price.
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50% of 200 Rs is 100, so the asking price is 300. Add 100 to 200 = 300. If the shopkeeper sold it for 25% less, multiply 300 by 75%. Or find .25 of 300 an subtract that from 300. The marked price is 300. The discounted price is .75 of that.
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To find the marked price, we need to calculate 50% more than the cost price.
Step 1: Calculate 50% of the cost price.
50% of Rs. 200 = (50/100) * 200 = Rs. 100
Step 2: Add the result from step 1 to the cost price.
Marked price = Cost price + 50% of cost price
Marked price = Rs. 200 + Rs. 100 = Rs. 300
Therefore, the marked price of the jean is Rs. 300.
To find the discounted price, we need to calculate the price after applying a 25% discount on the marked price.
Step 1: Calculate 25% of the marked price.
25% of Rs. 300 = (25/100) * 300 = Rs. 75
Step 2: Subtract the result from step 1 from the marked price.
Discounted price = Marked price - 25% of marked price
Discounted price = Rs. 300 - Rs. 75 = Rs. 225
Therefore, the discounted price of the jean is Rs. 225.