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Sav [38]
3 years ago
15

The sales tax on a 15,000 car is 540. at this rate what is the tax on a 32,000 car

Mathematics
1 answer:
maria [59]3 years ago
4 0
Note : Since unit of currency is not defined, I'll be using units.

Sales tax on a 15000 units car = 540 units
540 = 15000 × tax% / 100
=> 540 = 15000 × tax% / 100
=> 540/15000 = tax% / 100
=> tax% = (540/15000) × 100
=> tax% = 540/140
=> tax% = 3.6

now,
sales tax on a 32000 units car = 32000 × tax%/100
= 32000 × 3.6/100
= 320 × 3.6
= 1152 units
therefore sales tax on a 32000 units car = 1152 units
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