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A jacket that usually sells for $85.00 is marked down for an end-of-se
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A jacket that usually sells for $85.00 is marked down for an end-of-season clearance sale. Including tax, the customer saves a total of $18.36. If the sales tax rate is 8%, how much does a customer pay for the jacket at the marked-down price?
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Actual selling price = \(85$\) 8% sales tax means the final price will be \(85 * (1 + 8/100) = 91.8$\) Customer saves 18.36$, with tax. Therefore, the customer pays \(91.8 - 18.36 = 73.44$\) The marked down price of the jacket is \(73.44/1.08 = 68$ \)
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25 Jul 2021, 10:03
aniruddha23 wrote:
Actual selling price = \(85$\) 8% sales tax means the final price will be \(85 * (1 + 8/100) = 91.8$\) Customer saves 18.36$, with tax. Therefore, the customer pays \(91.8 - 18.36 = 73.44$\) The marked down price of the jacket is \(73.44/1.08 = 68$ \)
Please explain why we have calculated the last part: The marked down price of the jacket is \(73.44/1.08 = 68$ \)