Carla bout a digital camera that cost $91.98. She also bought 2 identical memory cards and a camera case. The camera cost 6 time
s a much as the case. She paid $127.35, including sales tax of $6.06. What was the cost of each memory card?
1 answer:
Answer:
$6.99 for each memory card.
Step-by-step explanation:
she paid a total of 127.35 for everything including sales tax.
if the camera cost 6 times more than the case you will first divide 91.98 by 6
91.98/6 = 15.33 total cost of the case
so now you subtract your camera, case and sales tax from the total amount she paid which is 127.35
127.35 - 91.98 - 15.33 - 6.06 = 13.98 is left to find the price of each memory card you divide 13.98 by 2
13.98/2 = 6.99
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