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4 years ago

Susan's property is assessed at $27,500. The property tax rate in her city is 3.25%.

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If Susan's property is assessed at $27,500. The property tax rate in her city is 3.25%. the property tax should be 893.75.

Solution:

27500 * 0.0325 = 893.75

OlgaM077 [116]4 years ago

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Answer: $ 893.75

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: The assessed value of Susan's property = $27,500

The property tax rate in her city = 3.25%=0.0325

Now, to find the property tax we need to multiply the property rate by the assessed value, we get

$\text{The property tax value }=0.0325\times\$27500=\$893.75$

Therefore, the property tax value = $893.75

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