The marked price and the rate of sales tax of different items are given below. Calculate the amount to be paid for each of them: - Noon Academy

The marked price and the rate of sales tax of different items are given below. Calculate the amount to be paid for each of them:

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The marked price and the rate of sales tax of different items are given below. Calculate the amount to be paid for each of them:

S. No.	Item	Marked Price	Rate of Sales Tax
(i)	Walkman	₹ 1,750.00	8.5%
(ii)	Washing machine	₹14,840.00	7.5%
(iii)	Computer	₹ 32,725.00	12%
(iv)	Sofa set	₹ 16,000.00	11.5%
(v)	T.V.	₹ 28,975.00	16%
(vi)	Jacket	₹ 1,260.00	10%
(vii)	Camera	₹ 4,500.00	9%
(viii)	Air conditioner	₹ 21,650.00	14%

(vii)

Marked price = ₹ $4,500$ , Rate of sales tax = $9%$

Sales tax = (marked price × rate of sale tax) $/100$

$=\left( 4500\times 9 \right)/100$

= ₹ $405$

Amount = marked price + sales tax

= ₹ $4,500+$ ₹ $405$

= ₹ $4,905$

(viii)

Marked price = ₹ $21,650$ , Rate of sales tax = $14%$

Sales tax = (marked price × rate of sale tax) $/100$

$=\left( 21,650\times 14 \right)/100$

= ₹ $3,031$

Amount = marked price + sales tax

= ₹ $21,650+$ ₹ $3,031$

= ₹ $24,681$

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