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<span>In order to find the final total including sales tax, you must multiply the original price by the decimal that represents the tax rate + 1.00.

For instance, if the sale tax rate was 7%, then we would add .07 to 1.00 to get 1.07.

We could then multiply the original price by 1.07. </span>

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