The price of a $T V$ is $Rs.\, 10,000 .$ If successive discount of $15 \%, 10 \%$ and $5 \%$ allowed. Then at what price does a customer buy in $Rs.$?
The price of a $T V$ is $Rs.\, 10,000 .$ If successive discount of $15 \%, 10 \%$ and $5 \%$ allowed. Then at what price does a customer buy in $Rs.$?
- A
$7267.50$
- B
$7000$
- C
$7200$
- D
Cannot be determined
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