A merchant adopted a card machine as a payment method, whose operator charges a fee of 6% on each sale. In order to continue receiving exactly the same value for each product, he decided to apply a price adjustment for all products in the store. If P was the value of a commodity before the machine was adopted, the new value V must be calculated by:
To make this calculation, we must understand that 100 percent of the "P" value is "P", plus 6 percent of P is 0.06 times P. So we have "V" equal to 1.06P. But the question merely makes a mathematical move. Because 1.06P is equal to "P" divided by 0.94.
While in the multiplication of the values, we have the sum of the Amount plus percentage, in the inverse we have the subtraction. Which brings us to alternative D. Normally to answer a question we need to see the different ways an answer can take.
