We start by calculating the assessed value, that is 41% of the price.
The price is $92,000.
Then, the assessed value is:
The property tax rate is $39.50 per $1000 of assessed value, so we can express this rate as:
We then can multiply this rate by the assessed value to calculate the total property tax:
NOTE: we could have also multiplied 39.50 by 37.72. The value 37.72 is the thousands of dollars of assessed value. We would have obtained the same result: 39.50*37.72=1489.94.
Answer: the property tax is $1,489.94.
Let us set up an equation, to determine the list price. X represents the original price
.12 * x = 25
In order to solve for X, you must divide .12 from both sides
x = 25/.12
After you divide, you should get the number 208.33
25/.12 = 208.33
So, the original list price is $208.33
Answer:
the function has two distinct real roots.
Step-by-step explanation:
D=b²-4ac
D<0 No real roots
D=0 One real root
D>0 Two distinct real root.
(-5)²-4*1*-3
25+12
37
Since D is > than 0, the function has two distinct real roots.
Answer:
∠ ABC = 53.5°
Step-by-step explanation:
The inscribed angle ABC is half the measure of the intercepted arc AC
∠ ABC = 
× 107° = 53.5°
