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Need to work out a sum?
If I have 900.00 in my account AFTER paying 18% tax.
What was the original amount BEFORE they took the tax off?
so to get the original amount reverse by dividing:
900 divided by 0.82 = 1097.56
Hope this helps x
Gary
You are now left with 82% of the original amount ( 100-18). Therefore divide 900 by 82 and multiply by 100 to find the original amount.
In this instance it is 1,097.56.
Hope this helps
gaz
900.00 must be 82% of the total (100-18). Therefore divide 900 by 82 and multiply by 100. Answer is 1097.56.
keith d
You have 82% of your orignal amount left (100-18) so divide 900 by 82 to get 1% of your original amount and then mulitply by 100 to get that original amount
grampedo
Let x represent the original amount
You paid 18% tax, so you paid .18 times x.
So, 1x-0.18x=900
0.82x=900
x=900/0.82=1097.56
The original amount was 1097.56
This is not a summing problem. It's a division problem.
Enter900 on your calculator. Press the division key.
Enter 0.88. Press the = key.
M.A.W.
1097.56
A Nonymiss
Divide by 82 (100-18) and multiply by 100.
£1097.56
timmytimtim
1097.56098
xxxSxxx
You paid 18% tax so your now only left with 82% of your original amount. 900 divided by 82 and then multiplied by 100 = 1097.56
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