A store charges 7% sales tax. Which expression can be used to find the total cost of an item with a price of p? 0.07p 0.93p 1.07
p 7.00p
2 answers:
Answer:
1.07p
Step-by-step explanation:
The tax equals the price times the tax rate
We know the price p and the tax rate 7%
tax = p*7%
Changing this to decimal form
tax = .07p
The final price of the item is the sales tax plus the price
final price = tax + price
.07p +p
1.07p
If you have an item that costs 10 dollars and a sales tax of 7% you could do it this way
10 * 7/100 = 0.70 dollars.
The total cost is 10.70 dollars. or 10 dollars and 70 cents.
The best way to do the total however is to multiply the cost by 1.07. You will get the number the customer has to pay.
10 * 1.07 = 10.70
So for any price (p) it would be 1.07*p
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