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3 years ago

Tara looks up hotel room prices for a holiday.

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1 answer:

tatyana61 [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

Tara has to pay £324 for 4 nights

Step-by-step explanation:

Regular price of a room per night

= £90

Regular price of a room for 4 nights

= 90*4

= £360

Price of a room for 4 nights after discount

= 75% (360)

= 75/100 * 360 = 75 * 3.6

= £270

Price of the room after charging VAT

= 270 + 20%(270)

= 270 + 20/100 * 270

= 270 + 2 * 27

= 270 + 54

= £324

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