A computer was put on sale by the store owner. A trade discount of 30% is given to any buyer but still, the store will realize 25% margin. If the computer has a tag price of P41, 550, What should be its cost?

A computer was put on sale by the store owner. A trade discount of 30% is given to any buyer but still, the store will realize 25% margin. If the computer has a tag price of P41, 550, What should be its cost?

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