The price of a 2$ loaf of bread is taxed 7% what is the final price

2 answers:

8 0

$2 is 200¢ so you can divide 200 by 100 which is 2 or in cents, 0.02¢, or 1%.
Now multiply 0.02 by 7 and you get 0.14.
This is the tax.
Add $2 and $0.14 and the final answer would be $2.14

Svetach [21]4 years ago

4 0

2×7%=0.14, 2+0.14= $2.14

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