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Tyresha bought an outfit for 25% off. Before the discount , the items totalled $64. how much did she pay with the discount and 6

% sales tax?

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Svetach [21]3 years ago

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ANSWER:

50.88

STEP BY STEP

First you would do 64 x .25 which is 16

Then you would take the 16 away from 64 so it would be 48

Then you have to add the tax so it would 48 x .06 = 2.88

Finally you would add the 2.88 to 48 which is 50 .88

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