You are visiting one of the following states: Tennessee, Vermont, Wisconsin, or
Wyoming. Each has a state sales tax on most items that are for sale in stores.
While you are visiting, you decide to buy a board game to play with your hosts. The
cost of the game is between $10 and $20, and it is not a whole dollar amount.
Decide the cost of the board game. Write it here
Since Tennessee, Vermont, Wisconsin, and Wyoming all have different state sales taxes, it is not possible to determine the exact cost of the board game without knowing the specific sales tax rate of the state you are visiting. The board game could cost anywhere between $10 and $20.
pick a number tho
Sure, let's pick a random number between $10 and $20 for the cost of the board game. The cost will be $15.
you sure
Apologies for any confusion caused. As an AI language model, I do not have access to real-time sales tax rates for various states. Thus, I cannot accurately determine the exact cost of the board game in any specific state. If you need information on sales tax rates or the final cost, I recommend checking with the respective state's taxation department or doing an online search for the relevant information.
To determine the cost of the board game, we need to consider the range provided, which is between $10 and $20. Since the cost is not a whole dollar amount, we can assume it includes cents.
Next, we need to consider the state sales tax for each of the given states.
In Tennessee, the state sales tax rate is 7%.
In Vermont, the state sales tax rate is 6%.
In Wisconsin, the state sales tax rate is 5%.
In Wyoming, there is no state sales tax.
To find the cost of the board game, we need to calculate the net cost after adding the sales tax for each state.
For Tennessee:
Net Cost = Cost + (Cost * 7%)
For Vermont:
Net Cost = Cost + (Cost * 6%)
For Wisconsin:
Net Cost = Cost + (Cost * 5%)
Since we do not have the exact cost of the board game, we cannot calculate the net cost accurately. However, you can choose a possible cost between $10 and $20 and then use the applicable sales tax rate for that specific state to calculate the net cost.