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How would you find the tax of something you buy?
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Depends on what the tax is say the tax is 10% then you multiply the cost of what you are buying by 110%
Item cost x. And tax is t%... therefore it will be tx/100 + x
What if the thing that you are buying is 5.99 and the tax is by 6%
So if you were buying shoes that are $10 it would be 10*110%= 1100 move the decimal two spots to the right making it 11.00
5.99*106= 634.94 move the decimal to the right two spaces so it is $6.34
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