- A7200
- B7600
- C8000
- D8400
Step-by-Step Solution
If the cost is , then → → = ₹7600. The cost price sits exactly midway between the two selling prices, because the profit and the loss are equal in rupees. (Both would be ₹800.)
Answer: B) 7600
A camera sold for ₹8400 gives the dealer exactly as much profit as the loss he would take by selling it for ₹6800. The cost price of the camera (in ₹) is:
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