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HI, can anyone please explain to me how to solve the problem below I took it from mock exam: as I could not understand it, the answer is:
2000 unit Product L29@31.35 for 30 2090
VAT@20 418
Total 2508
your help is appreciated.
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HI, can anyone please explain to me how to solve the problem below I took it from mock exam: as I could not understand it, the answer is:
2000 unit Product L29@31.35 for 30 = £ 2090
VAT@20 =£ 418
Total =£2508
your help is appreciated.
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What is the question? For 30 units you pay 31.35 so 1.045 for one. 1.045x 2000= 20902
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if 30 units cost £31.35, than 2000 units cost £2090 (2000x31.35/30). Net £2090x0.2 (VAT) = £418. Gross = 418+2090=2508. So, I do proportion in cases kike this.1
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more about proportion
30 is 31.35
2000 is y
y=2000x31.35 divided by 30
y=20902 -
Thanks for all of you, I understated it now.
quick reply from all of you. your assistances are highly appreciated.0
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