Task 8 Task 8 from Epigogy.org on Vimeo. Even at a County Fair you still have to collect State labelWritingaccount_circleUnassignedschedule1 Dayaccount_balance_wallet$1.00mode_editdeletemartina12Task 8TASK 8from Epigogy.org on Vimeo.Even at a County Fair you still have to collect State sales tax on items sold. So a $1.50 hot dog won’t be just $1.50 but will have tax added to it. Also, near the end of each day vendors often discount items, even ride tickets to sell as much as possible that day. As a member of the committee for the Fair, you will need to determine how much sales tax you will need to collect to send to the State. You will also need to think about discounted tickets to encourage more ticket sales and whether you want to make any other discounts on the final day of the fair. Download the Module 8 Instructions. You will use this throughout the week.Work through the LYNDA tutorial Everyday Math Fundamentals Part 1PercentsUse the 2 percent worksheets to practice some problems.Watch the Khan videos on percents.Even at a County Fair you still have to collect State sales tax on items sold. So a $1.50 hot dog won’t be just $1.50 but will have tax added to it. Also, near the end of each day vendors often discount items, even ride tickets to sell as much as possible that day. Develop a plan to:Determine how much projected sales tax will be sent to the State.How much effect discounting ticket sales could have on the total cash made on the fair.11 days ago

Letter codes An identification code is to consist of three letters followed by four digits. How many different codes are possible if the first letter must be an A, B, C, or D and repetition is not permitted?Solve.

1. Search the Internet, newspaper, or other informational sources for any type of statistical graph or frequency distribution chart. 2.Create a thread and A: Attach a copy of the graph or chart to your post, citing the source, and B: In your own words, describe the application and the data contained in the graph or chart