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How much is 84 plus tax? - Answers
In order to properly answer this question, I'd have to know how much the tax is. However, all taxes are a percentage of the initial price, so to help the questioner out, let's assume that the tax is 10%. 10% of 84 is 8.4 (First convert the percentage to decimal and multiply by the price: .1 x 84=8.4) Then you add the 8.4 to the 84: 84+8.4=92.4 If you have another tax amount, such as 8%, follow the same formula: .08 x 84=6.72 => 84+6.72=90.72 etc, etc
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How much is 84 plus tax? - Answers
In order to properly answer this question, I'd have to know how much the tax is. However, all taxes are a percentage of the initial price, so to help the questioner out, let's assume that the tax is 10%. 10% of 84 is 8.4 (First convert the percentage to decimal and multiply by the price: .1 x 84=8.4) Then you add the 8.4 to the 84: 84+8.4=92.4 If you have another tax amount, such as 8%, follow the same formula: .08 x 84=6.72 => 84+6.72=90.72 etc, etc
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How much is 84 plus tax? - Answers
In order to properly answer this question, I'd have to know how much the tax is. However, all taxes are a percentage of the initial price, so to help the questioner out, let's assume that the tax is 10%. 10% of 84 is 8.4 (First convert the percentage to decimal and multiply by the price: .1 x 84=8.4) Then you add the 8.4 to the 84: 84+8.4=92.4 If you have another tax amount, such as 8%, follow the same formula: .08 x 84=6.72 => 84+6.72=90.72 etc, etc
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