please answer very quickly Question two (financial mathematics)a) A buyer pays 23,000 for a washing machine at a 10 %discount, compute the original price of the machineb) A motor vehicle is purchased for ugx 15,000,000 and isto be sold off after 5 years. What is the scrap value if thedepreciation rate is 9 per cent per annum?

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