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the strition family had a meal catered for a wessing rehearsal dinner. the costof the dinner was $476. there was a 5% sales tax

and they left a 15% tip. what was the total cost including the sales tax and tip

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irakobra [83]4 years ago

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476*1.05*1.15=574.77
The Striton family paid a total of $574.77 on their meal.

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