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If the sales tax for the city of Los Ángeles is 9.75% , how much tax would you pay for an item that costs $200.00

Mathematics

1 answer:

dolphi86 [110]2 years ago

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Answer:

219.50

Step-by-step explanation

9.75% can be converted into 0.0975 so multiply 0.0975 by 200 you get 19.5. add 19.5 to 200 and you get 219.50

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