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Arpit marked the price of Handbag which is at Rs. 2000. He sold this handbag to retailer through online portal by offering 10% discount on it. The retailer successively sold this Handbag to customer by offering 20% discount on the new price. How much customer will pay finally to retailer?

Arpit marked the price of Handbag which is at Rs. 2000. He sold this handbag to retailer through online portal by offering 10% discount on it. The retailer successively sold this Handbag to customer by offering 20% discount on the new price. How much customer will pay finally to retailer? Correct Answer Rs. 1440

Arpit marked the price of Handbag at Rs. 2000

He then offers 10% discount on it when he sold it to retailer.

Price at which Retailer purchased Handbag = 2000 - (0.1 × 2000) = Rs. 2000 - 200 = Rs. 1800

Retailer subsequently offers 20% discount on revised price while selling it to customer

∴ Price at which customer purchased Handbag = 1800 - (0.2 × 1800) = Rs. 1800 - 360 = Rs. 1440

∴ Customer will finally pay Rs. 1440 to Retailer

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