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Sales Taxes In a certain state, the sales tax $T$ on the amount of taxable goods is $6 \%$ of the value of the goods purchased $x$, where both $T$ and $x$ are measured in dollars.a. Express $T$ as a function of $x$.b. Find $T(200)$ and $T(5.65)$.
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We can express this as a function of $x$ by converting the percentage to a decimal. $6\%$ is equivalent to $0.06$ in decimal form. Therefore, the function $T(x)$ is given by: \[T(x) = 0.06x\] Show more…
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