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A T.V that usually sells for $185.57 is on sale for 20℅ off. If sales tax on the T.V is 6℅ what is the price of the T.V includin

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A. $158.85
B. $241.59
C. $157.36
D. $155.88

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WITCHER [35]2 years ago

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None of the above because the answer is like 140 something

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