Answer:
₹2835
Step-by-step explanation:
Working out discount of 10% of jeans at ₹1450:
10% of 1450 = 1450/10 = ₹145
the price would now be ₹1450 - ₹145 = ₹1305
Working out discount of 10% of a shirt at ₹850:
10% of 850 = 850/10 = ₹85
the price would now be ₹850 - ₹85 = ₹765
so the price of two shirts = ₹765 × 2 = ₹1530
the total the customer would have to pay:
₹1305 + ₹1530 = ₹2835
When they say quotient, they want a fraction, so the answer for that would be

and the decimal form of that would be 0.6. You can get that from dividing 6 by 10 and solving with long division.
You just do 120 divided by 8 which is about 15 newspapers
<span> D Q</span>
TC<span> = D x P <span>+ ___ x Cp + ____ x
Cs</span></span>
<span>Q 2</span>
TC: Total Cost
P: Price per unit
Q: Quantity
Cp: Cost of issuance of a purchase order
<span>Cs: storage cost per unit</span>
-5n + 8 = -7
-5n + 8 - 8 = -7 -8
-5n = -15
-5n/-5 = -15/-5
n = 3