Questions: Goodsprings has a tax base of 90,000,000 and a budget of 1,100,000. What is the tax rate in terms of mills?

Goodsprings has a tax base of 90,000,000 and a budget of 1,100,000. What is the tax rate in terms of mills?
Transcript text: 96 of 100 Goodsprings has a tax base of $\$ 90,000,000$ and a budget of $\$ 1,100,000$. What is the tax rate in terms of mills? 12.2 mills 1.2 mills 8.2 mills 2.1 mills
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Solution Steps

To find the tax rate in terms of mills, we need to calculate the tax rate as a percentage and then convert it to mills. A mill is one-tenth of a cent, or 0.001 dollars. The tax rate in mills is found by dividing the budget by the tax base and then multiplying by 1,000.

Step 1: Calculate the Tax Rate as a Decimal

To find the tax rate, we first calculate it as a decimal by dividing the budget by the tax base: Tax Rate (Decimal)=BudgetTax Base=1,100,00090,000,000=0.012222222222222223 \text{Tax Rate (Decimal)} = \frac{\text{Budget}}{\text{Tax Base}} = \frac{1,100,000}{90,000,000} = 0.012222222222222223

Step 2: Convert the Tax Rate to Mills

A mill is one-tenth of a cent, or 0.0010.001 dollars. To convert the tax rate from a decimal to mills, we multiply by 1,0001,000: Tax Rate (Mills)=0.012222222222222223×1,000=12.2222 \text{Tax Rate (Mills)} = 0.012222222222222223 \times 1,000 = 12.2222

Final Answer

12.2 mills\boxed{12.2 \text{ mills}}

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