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An item costs 90% of its original price. If Tk. 90 is added to the discount price, the cost of the item will be equal to its original price. What is the original price of the item?

An item costs 90% of its original price. If Tk. 90 is added to the discount price, the cost of the item will be equal to its original price. What is the original price of the item? Correct Answer Tk. 900

Let original cost price is 100% Item cost peice is 90% Discount = (100 - 90)% = 10% ATQ 10% = 90 100% = 900 Ans. 900 TK

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