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प्रश्न
Arunima bought household items whose marked price and discount % is as follows:
| Item | Quantity | Rate | Amount | Discount % |
| (a) Atta | 1 packet | 200 | 200 | 16% |
| (b) Detergent | 1 packet | 371 | 371 | 22.10% |
| (c) Namkeen | 1 packet | 153 | 153 | 18.30% |
Find the total amount of the bill she has to pay.
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उत्तर
(a) Rate of packet atta = Rs. 200
Discount % = 16%
So, The price = `200 - 16/100 xx 100`
= Rs. 168
(b) Rate of 1 packet detergent = Rs. 371
Discount % = 22.10%
So, The price = `371 - 22.10/100 xx 100`
= Rs. 289
(c) Rate of 1 packet namkeen = Rs. 153
Discount % = 18.305%
So, The price = `153 - 18.30/100 xx 100`
= Rs. 185
Net amount of the bill she has to pay = Price of atta + Price of detergent + Price of namkeen
= 168 + 289 + 185
= Rs. 582
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