A store purchased a DVD for $12.00 and sold it to a customer for 50% more than the purchase price. The customer was charged a 7% tax when the DVD was sold. What is the customer's total cost for the DVD?

The total cost of the DVD for the consumer was 19.26 $

Step-by-step explanation:

The sales price for the DVD was the price paid by the store plus 50%. To discover this value we will transform the percentage in a real number, by dividing it by 100, like following:

50/100 = 0.5

We then multiply this value by the price paid by the store (12) to find out how much is 50% of that. Then we add this value to the price paid by the store and we obtain the price of the DVD before taxes. So we do as following:

Price before taxes = price paid by the store + (price paid by the store)*0.5

Price before taxes = 12 + 12*0.5 = 18 $

On top of that there was 7% of tax for the consumer. We must repeat the same steps as before but using 7 instead of 50. So we have:

Final price = Price before taxes + (Price before taxes)*(7/100)

Final price = 18 + 18*0.07 = 19.26 $

The total cost of the DVD for the consumer was 19.26 $

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