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the 7th grade teachers want to buy the principal a giant stuffed tiger for his office cost of $50 however the store is having a

10% off sale tax is 6% what is the total cost of the tiger if we paid $60 how much change do we have left

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melomori [17]3 years ago

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So with the 10% discount, thats 45$, adding tax, that's <span>$47.70.</span>

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