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2 years ago
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Adrian ordered a blue-denim jacket for $69.75 and 2 sweaters for $55 each. With 7% sales tax and shipping below, how much was hi

s total order?
Shipping and handling charges
Up to $25 $4.50
$25.01 to $75 $6.95
$75.01 to $125 $8.95
$125.01 & above $10.95

A) $203.28
B) $200.58
C) $192.33
D) $179.75



Answer: A) $203.28
Explanation:
$69.75 + $55 + $55 = $179.75
$179.75 x 0.07 = 12.582
$179.75 + 12.58 + shipping $10.95 = $203.28
Mathematics
2 answers:
Leni [432]2 years ago
6 0
Your answer would be A
Rudiy272 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Option A. $203.28

Step-by-step explanation:

Adrian ordered a blue-denim jacket and 2 sweaters for $55 each

= 69.75 + ($55 ×2)

= $179.75

Sales tax = 7%

= 7% of 179.75

= $12.58

Shipping and handling charges above $125  is $10.95

Therefore his total order costs = $179.75 + $12.58 + $10.95

                                                   = $203.28

Adrian's total price was $203.28 for his order.

Option A. $203.28

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