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We start by calculating the assessed value, that is 41% of the price.
The price is $92,000.
Then, the assessed value is:

The property tax rate is $39.50 per $1000 of assessed value, so we can express this rate as:

We then can multiply this rate by the assessed value to calculate the total property tax:

NOTE: we could have also multiplied 39.50 by 37.72. The value 37.72 is the thousands of dollars of assessed value. We would have obtained the same result: 39.50*37.72=1489.94.
Answer: the property tax is $1,489.94.
Expanding
-3h-15+2=4h+24-9
-3h-4h=24-9-2+15
-7h=28
h=4
Answer:I got 18.28
Step-by-step explanation:
so for getting the perimeter, you only need the outer line, so you sum the measurements you have for the rectangle: 1+2+2+7= 12. After that you need the circumference of the circle, you can figure it out by using the formula C = 2pi(r) You can find the radius by substracting the known sides of the rectangle attached to the circle from the bottom base and then dividing it in 2, leaving us with a radius of 2. Then we input values; C=2pi(2) which equals 4pi, but we need to divide that in half since it’s only half a circle. That leaves us with 2pi, or 6.28. Then we add the perimeter of the square, which was 12, and 6.28+12= 18.28