richard wants to buy a radio that cost $32 he has $34 the sales tax rate is 7% does he have enough for both?

Question

both means radio and sales tax and tell me how u did it

Answer 1

no. 7% of $32 is $2.24 = $34.24 However, Richard has enough to buy 12 McRib sandwiches at McDonalds.

Lower them prices!!!!!!!

Answer 2

i like MollyMAM's answer because it eliminates 1 step

if you just multiply the sales tax by the price you then have to add the 32 back on to the sales tax. MollyMAM's answer eliminates one step by multiplying 1.07*32=34.24

so in essence, no he does not have enought $$ to buy that radio

Answer 3

Take $32 and multiply it by 0.07:
32*0.07=2.24

Now, add it back to $32:
32+2.24=34.24

The answer is no because of the sales tax.

Answer 4

Amy paid $seventy two*(a hundred--25)%*(a hundred+7)% = $60.1875 I edit right here as my multiplication went incorrect, this is going to be Amy paid $seventy two*(a hundred--25)%*(a hundred+7)% = $57.seventy 8 and not $60.1875. i'm sorry for the errors in multiplication without calculator. thank you 'Malty21'.

Answer 5

Forget the radio, get a decent burger!! Tune in to someone else radio.

Answer 6

mmm lets see
7%=.07
0.07*32=2.24
2.24+32=34.24
mmm its seems tha he needs 24 cents. Nope he doesn't have enough money

Answer 7

Multiply $32 by 1.07 and you get $34.24. No, not enough

Answer 8

No he doesn't.

32 X .07 = 2.24
32 + 2.24 = 34.24

Answer 9

Seriously?

Do your own homework. But, since I can't resist, no. He's 24 cents short.

Answer 10

Nope, he is short $.24