A clothing distributor in Ajax, Ontario sells a designer suit for $1,505 less a discount of 35.00%. Another distributor in Oshawa, Ontario sells a similar designer suit for $1,435 less a discount of 21.00%. a. Which distributor offers the cheaper price for the suit? Ajax Seller Oshawa Seller b. What further trade discount should the distributor with the more expensive suit offer to match the price of the suit offered by the other distributor? Round to two decimal places

A clothing distributor in Ajax, Ontario sells a designer suit for $1,505 less a discount of 35.00%. Another distributor in Oshawa, Ontario sells a similar designer suit for $1,435 less a discount of 21.00%. a. Which distributor offers the cheaper price for the suit? Ajax Seller Oshawa Seller b. What further trade discount should the distributor with the more expensive suit offer to match the price of the suit offered by the other distributor? Round to two decimal places

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

Section: Chapter Questions

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