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The cost of a camera at 20% discount is dolor 100. Find its actual price.

The cost of a camera at 20% discount is dolor 100. Find its actual price. Correct Answer dolor 125

মনে করি, Actual price = 100 tk20% discount এ বর্তমান মূল্য = (100 - 20) = 80 takaবর্তমান মূল্য 80 tk হলে Actual price 100 tkবর্তমান মূল্য 100 tk হলে Actual price 100x100/80 = 125tk

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