Price in Canada | |
Currency C$ | Amt C$ |
Price Per unit | 79.99 |
Add : HST 13% | 10.40 |
Final Price with Tax | 90.39 |
Price in USA | |
Price details in USD | Amt US $ |
Price Per unit | 74.99 |
Add : VAT 8% | 6.00 |
Final Price with Tax | 80.99 |
Exchange Rate : | |
USD 0.996 =1 C$ | |
USD 1=1/0.996=1.004016 C$ | |
So Final Price with Tax in USD =80.99 | |
So Final Price with Tax in C$ =80.100*1.004016= | 81.31 |
Comparing price of perfume in C$ in two countries | ||
USA | Canada | |
Perfume price with Tax | 81.31 | 90.39 |
So Difference in Price = | 9.07 | |
So % by which price is cheap in USA =9.07/81.31= | 11.16% |
Question 8 (1 point) A perfume is sold at Target Canada for $79.99 plus HST (13%)....
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