3 years ago

The price s of pair of shoes plus 2% sales tax . the algebraic expression is ?

1 answer:

azamat3 years ago

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Let x = the price of pair of shoes excluding the 2% sales tax

We can derive the algebraic expression for the price of the shoe after adding the sales tax by adding the 2% multiplied to x.

Therefore, the algebraic expression of the price of the shoe would be:

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