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wolverine [178]
2 years ago
13

A family of five went out to dinner at HogTastic Pit BBQ. They all ordered the buffet and drink at $12.80 each. They left a 15%

gratuity for the waitress on the after-tax bill. Based on a tax rate of 7.5%, they ended up paying a total of $ blank
for dinner.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Dmitry [639]2 years ago
7 0

Answer: $79.12

Step-by-step explanation:

$$5 peopleeach order is worth \$12.80$$\begin{aligned}\therefore \text { Total bill } &=12.80 \times 5 \\&=64 \$\end{aligned}$$

${Tax}: 7.5 \%$$\therefore$ Bill after tax$$\begin{aligned}&=64\left(\frac{100+7.5}{100}\right) \\&=64(1.075) \\&\text{Bill \ with \ tax}=68.8 \$$\end{aligned}$$

$$Gratuity$=15 \%$ of bill with tax$$\begin{aligned}\therefore \text { Gratuity} &=0.15 \times 68.8 \\&=10.32 \$\end{aligned}$$$\therefore$ Ended up paying a total of $=68.8+10.32$$$\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ =\$79.12 $$

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