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3 years ago

How do you add tax to an equation

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Where i live it’s 12% so let’s say you bought a item which is $20 you would times 20 by 0.12 and you’d get 2.4 so the. you’d add the two numbers and it would equal $22.4

Serhud [2]3 years ago

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You multiply it by the percent by your state (eg. california is 7.5%, so you multiply x amount by .075)

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The right answer is Option D.

Step-by-step explanation:

Boxes of ice cream received = 50

Ice-creams in each box = 12

Total ice-cream bars = No. of boxes * Ice cream bars in each box

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No. of people who had ice cream bars = 520

Ice-cream bars left = Total ice cream bars - No. of people who had ice cream

Ice cream bars left = $600-520=80$

80 ice cream bars were left.

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Two angles are said to be complementary, if the sum of the two angles is 90 degrees.

Given that the measure of angle SWT is 50 degrees, thus, the measure of the complementary angles will be 90 - 50 = 40 degrees.

From the diagram, the measure of angle USP is 40 degrees, hence it is a complement of angle SWT.

Recall that the angle on a straight line is equal to 180 degrees, thus the sum of the measures of angles USP, WST and TSV is 180 degrees.
i.e. mUSP + mWST + mTSV = 180 degrees
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The histogram is not given; So, I will give a general explanation.

Assume that the number of commuters that travel more than 45 minutes is 450, while the total number of commuters surveyed is 500.

The percentage of commuters that travel more than 45 minutes is the quotient of the commuters that travel more than 45 minutes and the total number of surveyed commuters.

So, we have:

$\%Percentage = \frac{450}{500}$

Divide 450 by 500

$\%Percentage = 0.9$

Express as percentage

$\%Percentage = 90\%$

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