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The sale tax rate in Brads town is 4.25%. If he buys 3 lamps for 22.49 each and a sofa for 829.99, how much sales tax does he ow

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eimsori [14]2 years ago

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Brad should owe $38.16 in taxes, but his total should be $935.96

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