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The home of Russell Slater is assessed at $140,000. The tax rate

,The home of Russell Slater is assessed at $140,000. The tax rate is 11.8 mills. The actual amount of tax on Russell’s home is….,A) $1,562,B)$1,652,C)$1,462,D)$1,362,
 
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