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9. A man bought a calculator for Rs 1450 and sold at a loss of 12% Find the loss amount Hi. Find the selling price of the calculator.

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06-04-2022

Price of calculator=₹1450
Sold at a loss=12%

Loss amount:-

12% of 1450
0.12(1450)
₹174

Hence

Selling price:-

Price-loss
1450-174
₹1276

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Аноним Аноним

06-04-2022

Answer:

1276 rupees

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

Price = 1450
Loss % = 12%

Solving

Selling price = 1450 x (100 - 12%) [as it a loss]
1450 x 88%
1450 x 0.88
1276 rupees

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