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wariber [46]
4 years ago
8

Francine Flicka found a bargain when she bought a lawn mower. She paid the store's clerk three $20 bills and received him $7.45

in change. If the sales tax is 7.3%, what was the selling price of the mower before taxes?
$56.39

$53.55

$52.55

$48.97

Mathematics
2 answers:
adoni [48]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

  $48.97

Step-by-step explanation:

Let p represent the marked price of the mower. Then the price with tax is ...

  with tax = p + 7.3%×p = 1.073p

The amount Flicka paid is the amount tendered less the change she received, so is ...

  3×$20 - 7.45 = with tax = 1.073p

To find p, we can divide by its coefficient:

  (3 × $20 - 7.45)/1.073 = p ≈ $48.97

The selling price before taxes was $48.97.

_____

<em>Comment on the problem</em>

If you check the answer, you find the amount with tax is ...

  $48.97 × 1.073 ≈ $52.54481 ≈ $52.54

so the change Flicka would have received would have been $7.46, not $7.45. If the price were $48.98, then the change would have been $7.44. There is no price at which the mower can be marked that will make the total with tax come to $52.55. There is no solution to this problem.

Talja [164]4 years ago
4 0

Answer:

$48.97

Step-by-step explanation:

She paid three $20 bills

3 × 20 = $60

She received $7.45 change

60 - 7.45 = $52.55

The mower was for $52.55 with sales tax.

The sales tax is 7.3%.

Before the sales tax (reduce tax).

52.55 × (1-7.3%)

= $48.97

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