The price of an article is raised by $30 \%$ and then two successive discount of $10 \%$ each are allowed. Ultimately, the price of the article is
The price of an article is raised by $30 \%$ and then two successive discount of $10 \%$ each are allowed. Ultimately, the price of the article is
- A
decreased by $5.3 \%$
- B
increased by $3 \%$
- C
increased by $5.3 \%$
- D
increased by $10 \%$
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