A shopper paid $51.93 including tax for an item marked $48.99. What would she pay for another item marked $75?

51.93-48.99=2.94

2.94/48.99=0.06*100=6%
0.06*75=4.5
75+4.5=$79.50

$79.50

51.93-48.99=2.94

2.94/48.99=0.06*100=6%
0.06*75=4.5
75+4.5=$79.50

To find out how much the shopper would pay for another item marked $75, we need to determine the total cost including tax.

First, let's calculate the tax rate. We can do this by finding the difference between the total cost and the marked price of the first item.

Tax = Total cost - Marked price
Tax = $51.93 - $48.99
Tax = $2.94

Now that we know the tax for the first item, we can calculate the tax rate as a percentage. The tax rate is given by the formula: Tax rate = (Tax / Marked price) * 100

Tax rate = ($2.94 / $48.99) * 100
Tax rate ≈ 6%

Now, to find the total cost including tax for the second item marked at $75, we'll apply the same tax rate.

Tax = (Tax rate / 100) * Marked price
Tax = (6 / 100) * $75
Tax = $4.50

Lastly, we can calculate the total cost including tax for the second item.

Total cost = Marked price + Tax
Total cost = $75 + $4.50
Total cost = $79.50

Therefore, the shopper would pay $79.50 for another item marked $75, including tax.

(75.00/48.99)*51.93