A city has a sales tax. Is there a proportional relationship between the cost of items before tax and the cost of items after tax? What is the constant of proportionality? PLEASE HELP SOON AS POSSIBLE!

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A city has a sales tax.

Is there a proportional relationship between the cost of items before tax and the cost of items after tax?
What is the constant of proportionality?
PLEASE HELP SOON AS POSSIBLE!

A city has a sales tax. Is there a proportional relationship between the cost of items-example-1

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Yes there is!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ivan Kurchenko answered Dec 5, 2024

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Answer:

Yes.

Explanation:

There is a proportional relationship because the price changes depending on the tax percentage.

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