Find the mistake :)

[IronMonkey]

x is a letter there. on the internet, "times" in maths is written *




As for this problem, i'm not american, so I'm not 100% sure I fully understood the sentences (Zonal values is the range of prices?) and Z is the tax the seller has got to pay once he sells the stuff?

However, I could do those stuff :

If the seller is clever, he will try to get profit from its sales, so that,
Z=(6%)C because he will sell at his selling price (C); which is higher than B (which is the market price which is under C if he wants to make profit)

If the buyer has got to pay the tax (Z), he will have to pay (Tax+selling price): Z+C=C+(6%)C= (106%)C (106% of the price the seller wanted to sell the stuff for), the seller will get (C-B)$, since he bought the stuff for B$ and sells C$ and the rest will go as a tax.

106%C-Z=C so the seller should get ((106%C-Z)-B)$ profit, and the buyer pays (106%C) and get the item

Should be this Nevertheless, I didn't implement A to esuations so I don't think it is ok :/.. I don't know what "zonal values" mean so..

I'll make it simple, supposing:

A: 1,000,000.00
B. 750,000.00
C. 950,000.00

Scenario A

If Seller pays the tax (Z), the equation is Z = 6% x A, remember we only need to get the highest amount among the A, B, and C. This is easy.

Scenario B

If Buyers pays the tax (Z), I don't know the equation, but Z needs to be added to C to get a new selling price. How do I get Z and what is the equation?

[Chickenrunnn]

I'll make it simple, supposing:

A: 1,000,000.00
B. 750,000.00
C. 950,000.00

Scenario A

If Seller pays the tax (Z), the equation is Z = 6% x A, remember we only need to get the highest amount among the A, B, and C. This is easy.

The seller pays the price he bought the stuff for (Idk if there is a letter for this) + Z (tax) = [Price he bought item first] + 6% A

The buyer pays the price the seller asked for, without any taxes. That is A? or C? You said C was the selling price in the first post

Scenario B

If Buyers pays the tax (Z), I don't know the equation, but Z needs to be added to C to get a new selling price. How do I get Z and what is the equation?

Above, you found that Z = 6%x(highest price), in your example, A is the biggest price
So normally, the buyer should pay :

C+Z, where Z = 6%*(highest price of A/B/C)
In ur example, it should be
(950,000+ (6%x100,000)), since he pays the stuff price (C), and we add the tax of the biggest value between A, B or C

As a conclusion, the buyer will have to pay
C+Z = C+ (6%(A)) if the zonal price is the highest
C+Z = C+ (6%(B)) if the fair market ptice is the highest
C+Z = C+ (6%(C)) if the selling price is the highest

The seller will earn :
(Price he bought stuff for) - C

The tax will be
Z=(6%(A)) if the zonal price is the highest
Z=(6%(B)) if the fair market ptice is the highest
Z=(6%(C)) if the selling price is the highest

Since the seller wants to make profit, C>B so the 2nd shouldn't be possible.
As for the 1st one with A, idk what is zonal price

[Sariita]

Omg I leave Math for school, amd my brain hurts

[Arlorgoddess]

dividing x and x is impossible..

[Zaonabiuibil]

dividing x and x is impossible..

False, X/X=1


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