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An item costing Rs. 200 is being sold at 10% loss. If the price is further reduces by 5%, the selling price will be?

Rs. 170
Rs. 171
Rs. 180
Rs. 181

Correct Answer: Rs. 171

Explanation:

Selling price after 10 % loss = 200 - 10% = 180
Selling price after additional 5% loss = 180 - 5% = 171

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