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We need to find the marked price of A and B.
Now,
Let us assume that the marked price of A = x.
The marked price of B = y.
Given that the marked price of A and B = 6000
x + y = 6000 -------- (1)
Given that the sales tax on article A is 8% = 8x/100 ------ (2)
Given that the sales tax on Article B is 10% = 10y/100 ------- (3)
Given that the total sales tax collected is 552.
8x/100 + 10y/100 = 552
8x + 10y = 55200 ----------- (4)
On solving (1) * 8 & (2), we get
8x + 10y = 55200
8x + 8y = 48000
--------------------------
2y = 7200
y = 3600.
Substitute y = 3600 in (1), we get
x + y = 6000
x + 3600 = 6000
x = 6000 - 3600
x = 2400.
Therefore,
The marked price of Article A = 2400
The marked price of Article B = 3600.
Hope this helps!
We need to find the marked price of A and B.
Now,
Let us assume that the marked price of A = x.
The marked price of B = y.
Given that the marked price of A and B = 6000
x + y = 6000 -------- (1)
Given that the sales tax on article A is 8% = 8x/100 ------ (2)
Given that the sales tax on Article B is 10% = 10y/100 ------- (3)
Given that the total sales tax collected is 552.
8x/100 + 10y/100 = 552
8x + 10y = 55200 ----------- (4)
On solving (1) * 8 & (2), we get
8x + 10y = 55200
8x + 8y = 48000
--------------------------
2y = 7200
y = 3600.
Substitute y = 3600 in (1), we get
x + y = 6000
x + 3600 = 6000
x = 6000 - 3600
x = 2400.
Therefore,
The marked price of Article A = 2400
The marked price of Article B = 3600.
Hope this helps!
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