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Suzanne bought a sofa for d dollars and paid 8% sales tax, write two different expressions that represent the total number of do

llars, including tax, that Suzanne spent, and show or explain why the expressions are equivalent.

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Art [367]3 years ago

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If the answer below helps you please consider making it brainliest as it helps me out.

Answer:

d + (d • 0.08)

d(1+0.08)

Let’s say that d is equal to 50.

50 + (50 • 0.08) = 54

50(1+0.08) = 54

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