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12 November, 17:02

The amount of tax for each camera is $5.25 and the tax rate is 6%. Explain how the equation: (Original Cost) (Percent) = Tax Amount is adjusted to solve for the original cost.

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  1. 12 November, 17:08
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    x (1.06) = 5.25

    The reason it is 1.06 is because it is the original cost plus tax. You can divide each side by 1.06 to get x roughly equals 4.95.

    So $4.95 is roughly what the camera costs rounded to the nearest cent.
  2. 12 November, 17:29
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    The equation is adjusted by dividing the tax amount by the percent to find the original cost. Dividing by the percent is the inverse operation of multiplying by percent.
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