Not including tax, how much is the customer charged for the

two signs?

You work for a printing company that makes banners. A

customer orders one banner in the shape of a rectangle and

another in the shape of a triangle. The rectangle has a length

of 10 feet and a width of 3 feet. The triangle has a base of 4

feet and a height of 3 feet. The customer will be charged

$5.25 plus tax per square foot.

$105.00

$110.25

$141.75

$189.00

$220.50

Question

Jaydon Pace

Mathematics

9 April, 16:25

Not including tax, how much is the customer charged for the

two signs?

You work for a printing company that makes banners. A

customer orders one banner in the shape of a rectangle and

another in the shape of a triangle. The rectangle has a length

of 10 feet and a width of 3 feet. The triangle has a base of 4

feet and a height of 3 feet. The customer will be charged

$5.25 plus tax per square foot.

$105.00

$110.25

$141.75

$189.00

$220.50

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Cullen Mcbride · Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

What you have to do is multiply $5.25 with the rectangular measurements which were 10 feet and 3 feet when you multiply that you have to add your two different products together and you will get a total of $68.25. Then you multiply $5.25 with 4 feet and 3 feet you add the products together and you get a total of $36.75. You have your two totals so now you add them up and you get your answer of $105.00.

Answer: $105