Which output in this table is incorrect

Mathematics

1 answer:

77julia77 [94]2 years ago

5 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

This is quite a trial and error question.

Given from the table

$1 cost of item = $0.08 tax on item

$2 cost of item = ($0.08x2) tax on item = $0.16 tax on item

$3 cost of item = ($0.08x3) tax on item = $0.24 tax on item

$8.50 cost of item = ($0.08x8.50) tax on item = $0.68 tax on item

$10 cost of item = ($0.08x10) tax on item = $0.80 tax on item

The only one that is different is the incorrect value therefore $0.64 is the incorrect one.

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