A quarterly telephone bill consist of N$79.15 rental plus 4.7 cents for each dialled unit. Sales tax is added at 15%. What is the total bill for Mrs. Jones who used 915 dialled units?
$4.7 × 915 = 4300.5
$4300.5 + 79.15 = 4379.65
15% of 4379.65 = 656.9475
4379.65 + 656.9745 = 5036.6245
Mrs. Jones' Bill was $5036.63
(Rounded to the nearest 1/10)
Answer:
$140.48
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x represent dialed units.
We have been given that a quarterly telephone bill consist of $79.15 rental plus 4.7 cents for each dialed unit.
4.7 cents = $0.047
Cost of dialing x units would be @@MATH_TOKEN_0@@.
Total cost of dialing x units would be @@MATH_TOKEN_1@@.
Let us find cost of dialing 915 units by substituting @@MATH_TOKEN_2@@ in above expression.
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Now, we will find 15% of sales tax as:
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Total bill: @@MATH_TOKEN_9@@
Therefore, Mrs. Jonas's bill would be $140.48.