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Brilliant_brown [7]
3 years ago
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PC Bell, a computer manufacturer that sells computer systems directly to customers, buys a computer chip for $180, software for

$350, and a printer for $50. If the value added by PC Bell from selling this system (including the printer and the software) is $1,400, what is the price at which the system is sold? O A. S820. O B. $1,980. O c. $1,220. O D. $1,400
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1 answer:
Colt1911 [192]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Price at which this system is sold is $1,980

so correct option is B. $1,980

Explanation:

given data

computer chip = $180

software = $350

printer = $50

value added = $1,400

to find out

price at which the system is sold

solution

Price at which this system is sold is

system is sold = computer chip + software  + printer + value added

so

Price at which this system is sold is = $180 + $350 + $50 + $1,400

Price at which this system is sold is $1,980

so correct option is B. $1,980

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