Particulars | amount |
Purchase price | $200000 |
Less discount 2% | ($4000) |
Add sales tax | $10000 |
Add installation charge | $3520 |
Add for concrete slab | $8000 |
Cost of machine | $217520 |
Answer is option B. $217520
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