Question : Two successive discounts of 20% and 30% are given while selling an item. What is the ratio of the marked price to the selling price of the item?
Option 1: 25 : 11
Option 2: 25 : 14
Option 3: 28 : 11
Option 4: 27 : 16
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Correct Answer: 25 : 14
Solution : Given: Two successive discounts of 20% and 30% are given while selling an item. Let the marked price be INR 100. The selling price after the first discount = 100 – 20 = INR 80. The selling price after the second discount = 80 – 30% of 80 = 80 – 24 = INR 56 The ratio of the marked price to the selling price of the item = 100 : 56 = 25 : 14 Hence, the correct answer is 25 : 14.
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