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Mr. Jamal bought a house at Tk. c in 2008. Three years later he sold the house for 25% more than he paid for it. He has to pay a tax of 50% of the gain. How much tax must Mr. Jamal pay?

Mr. Jamal bought a house at Tk. c in 2008. Three years later he sold the house for 25% more than he paid for it. He has to pay a tax of 50% of the gain. How much tax must Mr. Jamal pay? Correct Answer C/8

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