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2 years ago

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A blazer cost $38 and you pay $39.90. how much is the sales tax rate

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geniusboy [140]2 years ago

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To find the percentage, you divide the new price ($39.90) by the original price ($38), and the multiply it by 100 to change the answer from a decimal to a percentage:

39.90 / 38 x 100 = 105

So 39.90 is 105% of 38

To get our final answer, subtract this by 100%

105 - 100 = 5%

ANSWER: So the percentage increase of the price is 5% ($1.90)

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