Answer:
First consider the original amount.
Then consider the rate of tax or markup
To find the tax or markup, multiply the rate by the original amount.
To find the total cost, add the tax or markup to the original amount.
Step-by-step explanation:
Example
A phone has a listed price of $790 before tax. If the sales tax rate is 6.5% find the total cost of the phone with sales tax included. Round your answer to the nearest cent as required.
Solution
Step 1:
List price of the phone = $790
Sales tax rate = 6.5%
Step 2:
Sales tax = 6.5% of 790=0.065×790=51.35
Step 3:
Total cost of phone including sale tax = list price + sales tax
= 790+51.35
= $841.35
hope this helped!
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
I cant see it
No... because the two can never collide mathematically. So no,
We can't eliminate as is so we have to change something up there in the equations to get either the x values the same number but opposite signs, or the y values the same number but opposite signs. I chose to change the y values to the same number but different signs. In the first equation y is -3y and in the second one, y is -8y. The LCM of both of those numbers is 24, so we will multiply the first equation by an 8 (8*3=24) and the second equation by 3 (3*8=24) but since they are both negative right now, one of those multiplications has to involve a negative because - * - = +. Set it up like this:
8(-10x - 3y = -18)
-3(-7x - 8y = 11)
Multiply both of those all the way through to get new equations:
-80x - 24y = -144
21x +24y = -33
Now the y's cancel each other out leaving only the x's:
-59x = -177 and x = 3. Now plug that 3 into either one of the original equations to find the y value. Either equation will work; you'll get the same answer using either one. Promise. -7(3) - 8y = 11 gives a y value of -4. so your solution is (3, -4) or B above.
Answer:150 dollars
Step-by-step explanation:
3600 (cost of car) divided by 24 (months)
