While Anne was visiting her sister in Hillsdale, she bought a coat that was marked down 60% from an original price of $100. If the sales tax in Hillsdale is 5%, what was the total cost of the coat?

$38

Step-by-step explanation:

Given data:

Discount = 60% of original price

Price of the Coat = $100

Sales tax = 5%

Solution:

Price of the the cost after a discount of 60%

= $100 * 0.6

= $60

Sales tax 5%

= $40 * 0.05

= $2

Total cost of coat

= $100 - $60 - $2

= $38

Total cost of the coat is $38

2nd graph

Step-by-step explanation:

Exponential increase will be a graph that increase all throughout and the rate of increase "increases" with age.

We can rule out first graph because if you draw smooth curve along the dots, it shows increase, then decrease.We can rule out third graph because it is increasing BUT not exponentially, rather, at a constant rate.We can rule out fourth graph because it is decreasing (exponentially).

The 2nd graph is correct because it shown "increase" as well as "exponential" increase (the rate of increase increases).

2nd graph