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3 years ago

Sarah paid $1,932 in tax on her new car which had a purchase price of $80,500 .

Mathematics

1 answer:

levacccp [35]3 years ago

6 0

Answer:

so when looking at the tax minus the cost

100%/x%=80500/1932

(100/x)*x=(80500/1932)*x

100=41.666666666667*x

100/41.666666666667 or 6 infinite will get us

2.4=x

x=2.4

so times 2.4% with every cost to see it it matches the tax given!

A is incorrect

it equals 1632

B is not correct as it equals 2208

C is incorrect as it equals 1800 dollars in tax

D is CORRECT as it has the same number in Tax

2040

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