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Answer:
$60.79
Step-by-step explanation:
First take off the 30% from $78.95. That will leave you with $55.265.
Add 6% of $78.95 for sales tax (4.737) to the $55,265 = $60.002
Then add the 1% of $78.95 for local option tax (.7895) to the $60.002.
That gives you $60.7915 - round it to the nearest cent and it gives you
$60.79
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Answer:
linear function: y = -7x + 150
Step-by-step explanation:
Scott's situation represents a linear function because he is spending $7 each day on lunch. His initial amount in his bank account is $150 and each day he spends the same rate on lunch, $7. So, for any amount of days - represented by 'x' in the equation, you would multiply by -7 (since he is spending) and subtract this amount from his original amount of $150. In this equation, 'y' is equal to his total after 'x' amount of days.
