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Art [367]
2 years ago
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David bought a computer that was 25% off the regular price of $1,080. If an8% sales tax was added to the Cost of the computer wh

at was the total price David pay for
Mathematics
1 answer:
Alex2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

$878.80

Step-by-step explanation

Multiply 1080 by 0.25 for the 25% which then should equal $810. 810 times 0.08 would equal 64.8. Add the 64.8 to the 810 and it should be $874.80. Hope it helps and is not wrong. :)

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