Okay. So the bill was a total of $725, with 6% sales tax added. To find the amount of sales tax, all you have to do is multiply the amount on the bill by the percentage of tax. 725 * 6% (0.06) is 43.5. There. The sales tax was $43.50.
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You can just cancel out on both sides and find the value of the variable.
The answer is D.
You cannot factorise it as there are two different terms being squared with the middle term containing both. Also, if you expand any of the brackets in the questions you will not get the original equation so non of them are right so it has to be D. :)
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