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grigory [225]
4 years ago
13

Steve paid 10% tax on a purchase of $40. Select the dollar amount of the tax and the total dollar amount Steve paid on the numbe

r line. Steve paid $ in taxes and $ total.
Mathematics
2 answers:
Gwar [14]4 years ago
4 0
Find 10% of 40 to find the amount of the tax:

\sf 40\times 10\%

Convert 10% to a decimal

\sf 40\times 0.1

Multiply:

\sf 4

So the amount of the tax is $4. Just add this to the purchase amount to find the total amount he paid:

\sf 40+4=44

So the total amount he paid was $44.
Mrac [35]4 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Tax= $4

Total payed: $44

Step-by-step explanation:

It´s very simple, you just have to calculate the tax by multiplying the cost of the purchase by the percentage, you just do a rule of thirds:

\frac{10}{100} =\frac{x}{40}

Now we just clear the X to solve for the value of the 10%:

x=\frac{40*10}{100} \\x=\frac{400}{100} \\x=4

So we know that the tax is 10% of $40 which is $4.

The total payed is calculated by adding up the cost plus the taxes:

Total payed= Cost+Taxes

Total payed= $40+$4

Total payed: $44

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