Nutan bought a watch with $24 \%$ discount. If she pays $Rs.\, 779$ for that watch then what is the marked price of watch in $Rs.$?
Nutan bought a watch with $24 \%$ discount. If she pays $Rs.\, 779$ for that watch then what is the marked price of watch in $Rs.$?
- A
$950$
- B
$975$
- C
$100$
- D
$1025$
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