
Grade 12th pass10 grade maths
A shopkeeper sold a certain number of toys. The number of toys, as well as the price of each toy (in Rs.), was a two-digit number. By mistake, he reversed the digits of both the number of toys he sold and the price of each toy. As a result, he found that his stock account at the end of the day showed 81 times more than it actually was. If the faulty calculation shows a total sale of Rs. 882, find the actual selling price of each toy (in Rs.)
(a) 89
(b) 98
(c) 97
(d) 79
A shopkeeper sold a certain number of toys. The number of toys, as well as the price of each toy (in Rs.), was a two-digit number. By mistake, he reversed the digits of both the number of toys he sold and the price of each toy. As a result, he found that his stock account at the end of the day showed 81 times more than it actually was. If the faulty calculation shows a total sale of Rs. 882, find the actual selling price of each toy (in Rs.)
(a) 89
(b) 98
(c) 97
(d) 79




