My shoes were only $19.50 but I also had to pay the 14% tax. What was my total?
help plz
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OpenStudy (helpppp):
turn your percent to a decimal.
OpenStudy (helpppp):
Multiply it by the original price. And add the result to that original
OpenStudy (wpeyron99):
so the the percent will look like 0.14
OpenStudy (sshayer):
\[19.50+(19.50 \times \frac{ 14 }{ 100 })=?\]
OpenStudy (helpppp):
Yes, 0.14 would be the decimal. multiply it by your original.
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OpenStudy (wpeyron99):
so is the answer $
27.30
OpenStudy (sshayer):
check your calculations again.
OpenStudy (wpeyron99):
kk
OpenStudy (wpeyron99):
is it $78
OpenStudy (kittiwitti1):
let's leave off the signs just to minimize confusion.
original price: 19.50
tax: 14%
to get total price you must add tax, which is a percentage of your original price, to the original price. this means:
14% (19.50) + 19.50
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OpenStudy (kittiwitti1):
14% of 19.50 is also 0.14\(\times\)19.50
OpenStudy (kittiwitti1):
add this \(\Large{↑}\) to the original price of 19.50
OpenStudy (helpppp):
Dats what I was sayin :P
OpenStudy (sshayer):
19.50*14%=2.73
19.50+2.73=?
OpenStudy (wpeyron99):
thanx
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