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In this question, the symbols are used as follows: A B means

The total airfare is calculated by adding 15% of basic fare as fuel surcharge, 2% of the basic fare as IATA charges and Rs 200 as airport tax to the basic fare. If the basic fare of a sector is B, which of the following will represent the total fare?

A

B' (B* 15) @ 100" (B * 2) @ 100 200

B

B" (B* 15) @ 100" (B 2) @ 100 200

C

B'' (B* 15) @ 100(B* 2) @ 100'' 200

D

B" (B* 15) @ 100" (B * 2) @ 200" 100

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The correct Answer is:
C

Total airfare as given in the question is calculated as below: Replacing the symbols with the sings as instructed, we get B" (B* 15) @ 100" `( B^(*) 2 )` @ 100" 200 Hence, option (c) is the correct answer.
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