You susbscribed to 78 issues of Canadian geographic magazine at a total cost of $300.30. After receiving 49 issues, you decide to cancel your subscription. What refund should you receive
Total Subscribed for | 78 |
Receive | 49 |
Remaining (78-49 | 29 |
Issue | Price |
For 78 | 300.30 |
For 29 | ? |
=(29*300.30)/78
=$111.65
Refund of $111.65. Should be receive
Or
For 78 it charge $300.30 , then for 29 how much...
So we have to find price per magzine issue
Total price / Total magzine issue subscribed =300.30/78= 3.85 per magzine
Cost of 29 magzine = 29×3.85 =$111.65
Hence the amount of 29 magzine of $111.65 which is unsubscribe should be refunded.
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