Question : The table given below shows the marked price and discount percentage of five different articles.
$\text { Selling Price }=\text { Marked Price }-\left(\frac{\text { Marked Price } \times \text { Discount }}{100}\right)$ J1 = Total selling price of articles P and R. J2 = Total selling price of Q and T. What is the value of (J2 – J1)?
Option 1: 530
Option 2: 434
Option 3: 448
Option 4: 532
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Correct Answer: 434
Solution : Selling Price = Marked Price $-(\frac{\text { Marked Price } \times \text { Discount }}{100})$ Selling price for P = $300-\frac{300\times20}{100}$ = 240 Selling price for R = $400-\frac{400\times16}{100}$ = 336 J1 = Total selling price of article P and R = 240 + 336 = 576 Selling price for Q = $600-\frac{600\times25}{100}$ = 450 Selling price for T = $800-\frac{800\times30}{100}$ = 560 J2 = Total selling price of Q and T = 450 + 560 = 1010 Value of (J2 – J1) = 1010 – 576 = 434 Hence, the correct answer is 434.
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