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Jocelynn paid $3.01 for an item which cost $34.80 before sales tax is applied. If the sales tax remains the same, how much money, to the nearest cent, will she pay for a $100 item.
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Jocelynn paid $3.01 for an item which cost $34.80 before sales tax is applied. If the sales tax remains the same, how much money, to the nearest cent, will she pay for a $100 item.
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Start by finding out the tax percentage which is 3.01 divided by 34.80 which gives us 9% when rounded up. 100*1.09 will give us the answer; The answer is $109. For a precise answer with a precise tax percentage, it would be $108.65.
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