Questions like these gives 2 percentage discounts, depending if one or two items(of the same type) is purchased. The first purchase will have a smaller discount and the second purchase(of the same item) will have a bigger discount.
In order to solve such questions, it'd be easier to see the percentage as units instead.
Such questions will appear in Paper 2 of P5 exams.
Calculator usage is allowed.
At an electronics store, the 65-inch TVs were sold at a discount.
The first TV will be sold at a 30% discount.
The second TV will be sold at a 50% discount if the customer buys two at the same time.
Perceval bought 2 of these TVs and paid a total of $1680.
What was the original price of each TV?
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