If the price of pen is discounted by 40%, for Tk. 120 you can buy 4 more pens than you could buy at the original price. How many pens could be bought for Tk. 120 at the original price?

If the price of pen is discounted by 40%, for Tk. 120 you can buy 4 more pens than you could buy at the original price. How many pens could be bought for Tk. 120 at the original price? Correct Answer 6

40% of 120 = 48Price of 4 pen is 48Then 1 pen = 12 tk After 40% reduction,60% = 12tk100% = 20 tkAt original price 120/20= 6 pen can be bought.
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