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At a restaurant you only have $30 to spend on dinner. In addition to the cost of the meal you must pay a 8% sales tax and leave

a 20% tip. What is the most expensive item you can order?

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DIA [1.3K]3 years ago

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Grand Total: $29.81
Total Bill: $24.84
Sales Tax (8%): $1.84
Total Tip (20%): $4.97

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