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Tariff System QUESTION 2 [12 marks]
The following tables show municipal sanitation tariffs for domestic users. (please show calculations)

Steps
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4

Water volumes (kL)
1kL=1 000 Liters
0 < V < 4,2
4,2 < V < 7,34
7,34 < V < 24,5
24,5 < V < 35

Tariff for indigent households
(charge per kL)
Free
Free
R33,52
R60,32

Tariff for non-indigent households
(charge per kL)
R15,74
R22,40
R33,52
R60,32

NB: Sanitation is charged up to a maximum of 35 kL.

Question 2.1 [5 marks]
Mr Gordon is not under the indigent household tariff. Calculate his sanitation bill if he uses 25 kL.

Question 2.2 [3 marks]
The sanitation bill for Mr Gordon is VAT inclusive, calculate his bill before VAT was added.

Question 2.3 [4 marks]
Mr Cleo, who is also not under the indigent households, made a payment of R580 towards his sanitation tariff. Determine how many litres of water he used in that month. Round your answer off to one decimal place.

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