Reference command provides the source reference on the last page of a document.
Well, in texas the sales tax is 8.25%
So I'll use that example.
<span>(A)
</span>sales tax = 8.25% of $59.99
= (8.25/100) * $59.99
= $4.95
<span>
(B)
</span>Price with tax = selling price + sales tax
= $59.99 + $4.95
= $64.94
<span>
</span>
You are not putting the question but I can guess that it asking for the CD duration. To answer this question, you need to convert the CD capacity unit(783.216 megabyte) into megabits which were used for the cd read rate (1.4 megabits/s). The calculation would be:
CD duration: CD capacity / rate= 783.216 megabytes *(8 megabits/megabyte) / (1.4 megabits /s)= 4475.52 second or 74.6 minutes
There can be several reasons why the user is not able to delete a file on the NTFS Volume or disk partition of the computer. Possible scenarios are as follows.
1. The user does not have sufficient permission to perform the task as the file itself may not be owned with the user. The best way is to make sure the user is an administrator.
2. The file is corrupted which prevents to properly access, running a chkdsk will help to validate with this.
3. Another common scenario is that the file is actually currently in use.
