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24 Aug 2018, 01:07
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If the retail price of a shirt is R dollars, and the price including sales tax is T dollars then the sales tax, as a percent, is
A. R(T−R)/100
B. (T−R)/(100T)
C. (100T−R)/T
D. (T−100R)/T
E. 100(T−R)/R
A. R(T−R)/100
B. (T−R)/(100T)
C. (100T−R)/T
D. (T−100R)/T
E. 100(T−R)/R
24 Aug 2018, 01:12
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Bunuel
Given , Retail price=$R
Price including sales Tax=$T
So, %Sales Tax=\(\frac{T-R}{R} *100\)
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24 Aug 2018, 02:17
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Bunuel
Hi Bunuel,
Although I got the correct answer but I think question can be more clear by stating that sale tax as a percentage of either total /retail
( Although no option matches with sale tax as a percentage of total cost).
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