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Four mobile phones are kept on display in a mobile shop. The price of the costliest mobile phone is nine times the cost of the cheapest mobile phone. The price of the second most costly mobile phone is Rs. 62,000 which is 25% more than the mobile phone which costs more than only one phone. If the total cost of the cheapest and the costliest mobile phone is 1,04,250, then find the average of all the mobile phones.
Average of all the phones= (10425+49600+62000+93825)/4 = 215850/4 = 53962.5More Percentage Questions
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