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Tina bought two pairs of regular socks and one pair of long fleece socks. The fleece socks cost $12. If the final price, includi

ng 5% sales tax, was 30.45, what was the price of each pair of regular socks?.

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OverLord2011 [107]3 years ago

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write an equation for the purchase :

$12 + 2x + tax = $30.45

(12 +2x)* 1.05 = 30.45

solve for x to get

x = $8.5

the price of a pair of regular socks is $8.50

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