Yes, she will because
E.X.:
<span>Divide the sales tax percentage by 100 (or simply move the decimal point two places to the left) to get the decimal equivalent of the rate. So if the tax rate was 7.375%, the decimal equivalent would be .07375.<span>Multiply the taxable price by the decimal equivalent of the rate. For example, if the taxable price was $50.00 and the rate was 7.375%, then the sales taxes would be $3.69 ($50 x .07375 = 3.6875 = $3.69 when rounded to the nearest cent). Hopes this helps if not I can explain it better.</span></span>
Answer:
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Answer:
26.50
Step-by-step explanation:
First we need to calculate the sales tax
25 * 6%
Changing to decimal from
25 * .06
1.50
Then we add the tax to the cost of the shirt
25+1.50
26.50
We owe 26.50
means to say that for any given 
, we can find 
such that anytime 
(i.e. the whenever 
is "close enough" to 5), we can guarantee that 
(i.e. the value of 
is "close enough" to the limit value).
What we want to end up with is
Dividing both sides by 3 gives
which suggests 
is a sufficient threshold.
The proof itself is essentially the reverse of this analysis: Let be given. Then if
and so the limit is 7. QED
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
People always get it wrong just for points
