The quadriatic portion of a quadriatic equation is actually the term x^2. On the other hand, the constant in a quadriatic equation are a, b, c, or whatever letter except for x, which is a variable.
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Don't put the tax in until the Merchant actually receives his money. That's what the government looks at in most places.
So take the discount first.
Problem 1
Step One
Find the discount
Original Price 109.50
26% discount = (26/100) * 109.50
26% discount = 28.47
Step Two
Take the discount away from the original selling price.
109.50
-28.47
======
81.03
Step 3
Find the 1% Tax
81.03 * 1/100 = 0.81
Step 4
Add this to the selling price.
81.03 + 0.81 = 81.84
Answer 81.84 <<<<<
Note:
There are other ways of doing this, but this way is the safest way.
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
