Math question...

[Babyjustrun]

If a man prices his cd's so that after tax it's a multiple of 25 (so it would end up being 18.25 in total) and you buy more than one of the same price, will it still wind up ending in a multiple of 25?

 

[Skelington Spade]

This is just like the time-old question.

If a stranger walks up to you and says my advise to you is don't take advise from strangers...what do you do?

it just busts the brain.

 

[Babyjustrun]

-.-
I just need an answerrr.
Or an idea.
Because I'm about to make something up.

 

[Skelington Spade]

Well if your going to be snappy about it then...um, yes? truth be told, I'm not sure, give me a few moments.

 

[ktbutterfly2011]

Doesn't it depend on what the tax is?

 

[Skelington Spade]

What if you live in Russia?

 

[Babyjustrun]

I'm not sure.
Tax in this case is 15%. And then in another one it's 7%.

 

[Skelington Spade]

Then I'd think...no.

But don't bet your life on it.

 

[Babyjustrun]

I'm not ;]
Thanks.