same case as Pablo's, more or less.
a = price for the desktop
b = price for the laptop
we know the laptop is 150 bucks more than the desktop, b = a + 150.
how much is 7% of a? (7/100) * a, 0.07a.
how much is 9.5% of b? (9.5/100) * b, 0.095b.
total interests for the financing add up to 303, 0.07a + 0.095b = 303.
[tex]\bf \begin{cases}
\boxed{b}=a+150\\
0.07a+0.095b=303\\
----------\\
0.07a+0.095\left(\boxed{a+150} \right)=303
\end{cases}
\\\\\\
0.07a+0.095a+14.25=303\implies 0.165a=288.75
\\\\\\
a=\cfrac{288.75}{0.165}\implies a=1750[/tex]
how much was it for the laptop? well b = a + 150.
