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Jim paid 750$ for his new computer. In addition, she paid 63.75 in taxes. What was the tax rate Jim paid on his new car

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Alex787 [66]2 years ago

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Answer:= 47812.5

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Jim paid 750$ for his new computer. In addition, she paid 63.75 in taxes. What was the tax rate Jim paid on his new car​

Jim paid 750$ for his new computer. In addition, she paid 63.75 in taxes. What was the tax rate Jim paid on his new car