ANSWER :: (A) 1,111
=> Explanation ::
Quantity = 57. Tax = $4
Price = 23.50
Revenue = Total Revenue After Tax - Tax
= ( 57 Unit * 23.50 ) - (57 Unit * 4)
= 1329 - 228
= 1,111
old price= $22 new price= $23.35 total tax = $4 tax on buyer =$1.35 tax on...
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