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Your charged 6% sales tax, you purchase a new bicycle and pay $27 in sales tax. What is the price of the bicycle?
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Your charged 6% sales tax, you purchase a new bicycle and pay $27 in sales tax. What is the price of the bicycle?
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Your charged 6% sales tax, you purchase a new bicycle and pay $27 in sales tax. What is the price of the bicycle?
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If the $27 is sales tax, then that is only 6%. You need to know how much the total of the bike is with the $27 only being 6% of the total cost. The bike costs $350.
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to answer this you would multiply 27 and 0.06 and that would give you $1.62. Then you add the main price and the tax price. $27+$1.62 is
$28.62
I hope this helps. Sorry if it dont
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