The price of the saree is first increased by 12% and then later on reduced by 10%. If the original price was Rs 400, what is the percentage change in price?
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To do this, find 12% of the original price and then add it to the original price. The formula to calculate the percentage increase is: Increased Price = Original Price + (Original Price * Percentage Increase / 100). Given: - Original Price = Rs 400 - Percentage Show more…
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