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a) Kerry Kase purchased purchase a new computer for her Travel Agency The price with VAT was 3599 and the VAT was 20 what was the cost ex VAT?
b) Kerry Kase worked out that the cost of a tour she wants to organise came up to 735 she adds a 90 commission in order to have a selling price of 825 ex VAT The VAT is 20 what will be the final price with VAT Instructions.
Describe your process and calculate the 2 prices accordingly
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