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aleksandr82 [10.1K]
3 years ago
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The price of a pair of headphones is $49.99 before tax. Ron bought the headphones for a 50% discount. He then paid sales tax of

8% on the discounted price.
Part A: How much did Ron pay in sales tax? Show all work and steps in your solution.
Part B: What is the total amount that Ron paid for the headphones? Show all work and steps in your solution.
Mathematics
2 answers:
MAVERICK [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

1. Ron paid 4 dollars on sales tax and 2. The total Ron paid was 28.99

Step-by-step explanation:

joja [24]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Answer to Part A: To solve this we must first find out how much of a discount is there. First we must divide 49.99 by 2 which equals about 24.99. After that we minis the discount with the original price, which equals 25.00. Then we divide 25.00 by 8 which equals 3.12. So then the sales tax must be 3.12 dollars.

Answer to Part B- First do all the math from Part A, then just add 3.12 to the price of 25.00. Which equals 28.12 so the answer must be 28.12 Dollars.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer to Part A: To solve this we must first find out how much of a discount is there. First we must divide 49.99 by 2 which equals about 24.99. After that we minis the discount with the original price, which equals 25.00. Then we divide 25.00 by 8 which equals 3.12. So then the sales tax must be 3.12 dollars.

Answer to Part B- First do all the math from Part A, then just add 3.12 to the price of 25.00. Which equals 28.12 so the answer must be 28.12 Dollars.

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