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The retail price of a doll is 40 taka. Amreen got discount of 20% over the retail price and she eventually saved 240 taka on her total purchase of the dolls. How many dolls did she purchase ?

The retail price of a doll is 40 taka. Amreen got discount of 20% over the retail price and she eventually saved 240 taka on her total purchase of the dolls. How many dolls did she purchase ? Correct Answer 30

Taka saved per doll = 20% of 40 = 8 Number of dolls purchased = 240 / 8 = 30

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