The assessment rate is a uniform percentage and varies by tax jurisdiction, and could be any percentage below 100%. After getting the assessed value, it is multiplied by the mill levy to determine your taxes due. For example, suppose the assessor determines your property value is $500,000 and the assessment rate is 8%.
You want to buy something that costs $98, and it's on sale for 30% off. What is the item's sale price?
First, convert the 30% to a real mathematical number. For percents, this is always done by dividing the 30% by 100%, or 30% / 100% = 0.300.
Second, find out what 30% of $98 is. This is the amount of the sale discount. This is always found by mulitplying 0.300 by the item's cost $98, like this:
0.300 x $98 = $29.40.
So for this sale, you'll save $29.40 on this item.
This means, the cost of the item to you is
$98 - $29.40 = $68.60.
Answer:
(-1, -6)
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x) = x - 5
f(x) = -1-5
f(x) = -6
(-1, -6)
Answer:
C option
Step-by-step explanation:
C is the correct solution of to above equation
Inside the root is 50-1
50-1 = 49
You would remain with root 49 but, if you calculate the square root the answer would be 7 because...
7•7 = 49
^ So, the answer is 7
