Miss Nadia purchased a car for Rs. 500,000. Based on historical averages, this car is worth 30% of the purchase price now and it is being sold at this price. What is the car s market value ? Rs. 51,875 Rs. 112,500 Rs. 150,000 Rs. 350,000

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User: Miss Nadia purchased a car for Rs. 500,000. Based on historical averages, this car is worth 30% of the purchase price now and it is being sold at this price. What is the car s market value ? Rs. 51,875 Rs. 112,500 Rs. 150,000 Rs. 350,000

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Let x= value of the car now
Purchase priced of the car = 500,000

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x=30% (500,000)
x=150,000

The car's market calue is Rs. 150,000.

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