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If a watch costs $40 and you must pay 6.5% sales tax, how much will the tax be?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Cost of the watch = $40

Sales tax = 6.5 %

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The tax in amount = ?

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Firstly, we should know how to find the sales tax with the help of rate and cost price/original price..

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Sales tax = Rate × Cost price

Now we have both rate (i.e. 6.5%) and the cost price of the watch (i.e. $40). Plugging in the above formula:

Sales tax = 6.5% × $40

Sales tax = 65/1000 × $40

Sales tax = $2600/1000

Sales tax = $2.6

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The tax paid by the consumer for buying the watch is { \boxed{ \sf{ \blue{2.6\: dollars.}}}}

Answered by xDevilBoix
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Answer:

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Cost of the watch = $40

Sales tax = 6.5 %

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The tax in amount = ?

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Firstly, we should know how to find the sales tax with the help of rate and cost price/original price..

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Sales tax = Rate × Cost price

Now we have both rate (i.e. 6.5%) and the cost price of the watch (i.e. $40). Plugging in the above formula:

✎ Sales tax = 6.5% × $40

✎ Sales tax = 65/1000 × $40

✎ Sales tax = $2600/1000

✎ Sales tax = $2.6

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The tax paid by the consumer for buying the watch is { \boxed{ \sf{ \blue{2.6\: dollars.}}}}

2.6dollars.

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