Answer:
The car costs $29,500 after the value tax.
Step-by-step explanation:
First, put the percentage into decimal form. Since we are adding on the tax, add an additional 1 into the decimal.
This is what we will use to multiply with: 1.18.
We know the cost of the car, $25,000 and it's VAT, 18%.
To determine how much it will cost after the added value tax, we multiply $25,000 with 1.18 because it is an additional cost to that car specifically.
25,000 x 1.18 = 29,500
The car costs $29,500 after the value tax.
The graph of proportional relationship is the straight line in Quadrant I and start in the origin.
Look at the picture.
Answer:
6.666666666666... minutes per mile
2
A whole pizza has 8 slices. 1/4=25%. 25% of 8 is 2.
First multiply 20 by .3 (30%)
This will give you a product of 6.
Subtract 6 from 20 (14)
$14 added to $20 is equal to $34
Ramon spent $34 on the pullovers
