Liz wants to buy a shirt for $25 how much will Liz’s shirt cost in a total if sales tax is 4%

$25 dollars because the shirt costs $25 and that already rounds to the nearest cent.

25 x .08 = 2 
2+25=27 27 is the answer

34

Step-by-step explanation:

In order to find the total amount of the shirt including tax, first convert the tax into a decimal:
4.1/100 = 0.041 %
Next multiply the cost of the shirt before tax by the tax in decimal form:
25 * 0.041 = 1.025
After that you will add the tax cost and the shirt cost:
25 + 1.025 = 26.025
Finally round to the nearest cent:
26.03
Hope this helps and let me know if you have more questions!

This is similar to the markup price question. The tax is 4.1% or .041. We need to add the tax to the original price of the shirt. We know that the shirt cost $25.00 and that's also the original price. To add the tax to it, we add the .041 to 1.00

The reason for this is because multiplying 25 by 1 will get you 25. So, we know that 1.00 is the original price as a percentage. We need to add .041 of 25 to itself. We can do that by adding the original percentage 1.00 to .041 and get 1.041 This means that we're getting the original price plus the tax added with it.

So, 1.041 × 25 = 26.025 which rounds to $26.03 Hope this helped!

You would have to find the sales tax in Springfield. Tax (in decimals)*25=x. Add x to $25 and that is the cost.

 I think it would be $102.6

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Step-by-step explanation:

26$

Step-by-step explanation:

1% = 4/100 * 25

1% = 1

25 + 1 = 26

Another way to solve

Percentage increase = 100% + 4%

104/100 = 1.04

1.04 * 25 =26