During a sale, a store offered a 15% discount on a TV that originally sold for
$540. After the sale, the discounted price of the TV was marked up by 15%.
What was the price of the TV after the markup? Round to the nearest cent.

Respuesta :

0.765 (100) + .06 (.0765 x 100)

76.5  + .06 (76.5)  

76.5 + 4.59 = 81.09    Chris will pay $81.09

A better way ( if you don't care to know the tax just the bottom line of what it will cost) would be to do:

0.765x x 1.06 = 76.5 x 1.06 = $81.09 too.

Why the 1 in front of the .06?  The one includes the price of the coat so you don't have to add the tax on after.

Think about it like this. When you buy something you pay (even with an employee

discount) for all of it (100%) + the tax (in this case, it's 6%)  So you pay 106% of the cost of the item.  106% = 1.06

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