A shopkeeper sets marks up price at 20% higher than it cost price and discount of 10%. If the cost price is Rs. 220, what is the sell price?

237.6

To find the sell price with the given information, we can follow these steps:

Step 1: Calculate the marked-up price.
The shopkeeper sets the marked-up price at 20% higher than the cost price.
20% of the cost price = (20/100) * Rs. 220 = Rs. 44
Marked-up price = Cost price + Mark-up = Rs. 220 + Rs. 44 = Rs. 264

Step 2: Calculate the discount amount.
The shopkeeper applies a discount of 10% on the marked-up price.
10% of the marked-up price = (10/100) * Rs. 264 = Rs. 26.4
Discounted price = Marked-up price - Discount = Rs. 264 - Rs. 26.4 = Rs. 237.6

Therefore, the sell price is Rs. 237.6.

So, the sell price is Rs. 237.6.