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masya89 [10]
3 years ago
10

John wants to buy a DVD player. The price is $100, and the sales tax is 5 percent. Store A is offering a 10 percent discount and

Store B is offering a $10 rebate. What would John's total cost be at the two stores? Total cost at Store A = Total cost at Store B =
Mathematics
2 answers:
exis [7]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Price of DVD at Store A = $ 94.5

Price of DVD at Store B = $ 95

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that

Price of DVD player = $ 100

Sales Tax = 5%

Now, lets calculate price of of DVD player at store A

The price of DVD player at store A after 10% discount = 100 - 10% of 100

The price of DVD player at store A after 10% discount= 100 - 0.1x100

The price of DVD player at store A after 10% discount= 100 - 10 = $90

Price of DVD player at store A after sales tax = 90 + 5% of 90

Price of DVD player at store A after sales tax = 90 + 0.05x90

Price of DVD player at store A after sales tax = 90 + 4.5

Price of DVD player at store A after sales tax = $94.5

Now, lets calculate price of of DVD player at store B.

The price of DVD player at store B= 100

Price of DVD player at store B after sales tax = 100 + 5% of 100

Price of DVD player at store B after sales tax = 100 + 0.05x100

Price of DVD player at store B after sales tax = 100 + 5

Price of DVD player at store B after sales tax = $ 105

Price of DVD player at store B $10 rebate = 105 - 10

Price of DVD player at store B $10 rebate = $95

weqwewe [10]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Total cost at store A = $105

Total cost at store B = $94.50

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