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The marked price of a calculator is ₹250. If two successive discounts of 20% and 15% are given, what is the final selling price?

A₹160

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₹140

C₹170

D₹190

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₹190

Net Discount = 20 + 15 − (20×15/100) = 32.00%. Final SP = 250 × (100 − 32.00)/100 = ₹170.00.

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