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Ramani sells her car to Sarla at a loss of 15%. If Sarla pays ₹1,91,250 for it, then what is the cost price of the car for Ramani?

A₹2,25,000

B₹2,75,000

C₹2,25,600

D₹3,00,000

Answer:

A. ₹2,25,000

Read Explanation:

Ramani sells at a 15% loss, so:

SP=85% of CP\text{SP} = 85\% \text{ of CP}

Given:
SP=1,91,250\text{SP} = 1{,}91{,}250

0.85×CP=1,91,2500.85 \times \text{CP} = 1{,}91{,}250
CP=1,91,2500.85\text{CP} = \frac{1{,}91{,}250}{0.85}
=1,91,250×10085= \frac{1{,}91{,}250 \times 100}{85}
=2,25,000= 2{,}25{,}000

Final Answer: ₹2,25,000


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