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Sue bought two shirts on sale. She would have to pay $20.00 for each shirt, but she got them for 25% off. The two shirts also ha

s a 15% tax added. What was the sale price of both shirts together?

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andrezito [222]3 years ago

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$20×.25=$5
$20-$5=$15
$15×.15=$2.25
$15+$2.25=$17.25
$17.25 is your answer

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