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Marla has $20 to spend on a bed for her dog. The bed she likes is priced at $18.50, and the sales tax is 6%. Does Marla have eno

ugh money for the total cost of the bed? Explain your reasoning.

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konstantin123 [22]3 years ago

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Yes, because 6% tax of $18.50 is $1.11 and if you add the tax to the amount of the bed the total cost will be $19.61

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