The rate of VAT on the vacuum cleaner is 15%
<h3>How to determine the
rate of VAT?</h3>
The given parameters are:
Selling price = Rs 12000
Discount = 12%
Amount Paid = 12144
The amount paid is calculated as:
Amount Paid = Selling Price * (1 - Discount) * (1 + VAT)
So, we have
12144 = 12000 * (1 - 12%) * (1 + VAT)
Evaluate the difference
12144 = 12000 * 0.88 * (1 + VAT)
Evaluate the product
12144 = 10560 * (1 + VAT)
Divide both sides by 10560
1.15 = (1 + VAT)
Subtract 1 from both sides
VAT = 0.15
Express as percentage
VAT = 15%
Hence, the rate of VAT on the vacuum cleaner is 15%
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In short and without much fuss
let's say Anne puts "x" amount in the account at 1.2% rate annually, that means after 1 year, she will have "x" + 1.2% of "x", or 1.012x to be exact.
the 1.2% rate, kicks in as the period of a year is met.
now, what if Anne puts it in the monthly compounded type? that means, the compounding period is a month, so after 1 month, she has 1.2% extra, or 1.012x, and after 2 months, she will have 1.2% extra of 1.012x, or 1.012144x, and after 3 months, she will have 1.2% extra of 1.0121x, or 1.012145728x and so on.
anyhow, the shorter the compounding period, the more the 1.2% kicks in, the more accumulation in the account.
Answer:
A. y = cos x
Step-by-step explanation:
The function that we see graphed has the point (0,1), this means whichever trig function f(x) it represents f(0) = 1.
Now, only the cosine function has the property that cos(0) = 1, thus choice A is the correct answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
There is no graph. you need to attach a picture, you can’t get your questions answered like that
