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3 years ago

The taxes on a house valued at $60,000 are $450.00. The tax ratio is 16%.

Mathematics

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Stolb23 [73]3 years ago

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Answer: $562.5

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : The taxes on a house valued at $60,000 are $450.00.

i.e. Market value of house = $60,000

Tax amount paid on $60,000 market value house = $450.00

Tax rate = (Tax amount on ) ÷ (Market value of house)

⇒ Tax rate= 0.0075

Market value of another house = $75,000

Tax amount paid on $75,000 market value house = (Tax rate) x ( (Market value of house))

= (0.0075 )x ( $75,000) = $562.5

Hence, the taxes on the house next door with a market value of $75,000= $562.5

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