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When the tax on cigarettes was increased by 5%, the price of a certain pack became $5.60 . What was the original price?
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Thanks for coming ganeshie
Let the original price be \(x\)
Ok
Increasing \(x\) by \(5\%\) gives \($5.60\) : \[x + 0.05x = 5.60\] can you solve \(x\) from above ?
No I think it would go like this x + 5. x. = 5.0 100.
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Am I right ?
That doesn't look correct
\(x + 0.05x = 5.60 \) \(1.05x = 5.60 \) \(x = \dfrac{5.60}{1.05}\) simplify
5.33
How did u get 0.05x
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Ganeshie
5% = 0.05
@American.Eagle: Would you please ask clarifying questions, instead of just typing someone's name (ganeshie8). Explain what you know. Try to put into words whatever it is that you don't understand.
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