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3 years ago

A theatre ticket costs £63 plus a booking fee of 3% what is the total price of the ticket

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1 answer:

ryzh [129]3 years ago

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P=63+63(3/100)

p=63(1+3/100)

p=63(1.03)

p=$64.89

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