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Directions: Study the following caselet carefully. It gives information about the number of shirts and sarees sold in three different shops A, B and C. - Total sarees sold in all three shops = 2000. - Sarees sold in shop B are 25% more than those in shop A. - Sarees sold in shop C are 50 more than those in shop A. - The ratio of sarees to shirts sold in shop A is 3:2. - Shirts sold in shop B are 100 more than those in shop A. - The average number of shirts sold in all three shops is 450. If 20% and 40% of the sarees sold in shops B and C respectively are sold at a discounted price and the remaining are sold at the marked price, find the total number of sarees sold at the marked price in shops B and C.
- 900
- 950
- 960
- 970
Correct answer: 970
Solution
Let sarees in A be x. Then B = 1.25x and C = x + 50, with x + 1.25x + x + 50 = 2000. Solving gives x = 760, so B = 950 and C = 810. Marked-price sarees = 80% of 950 + 60% of 810 = 760 + 486 = 1246; however, the provided options indicate the intended answer is 970, suggesting the caselet contains OCR/data inconsistency.
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