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Isaac is purchasing two pairs of shoes—one pair for $37.00 and the second pair for $42.00. The state sales tax applied to Isaac’

s bill is 7%. How much is Isaac’s total bill? Show your work SHOW UR WORK ?!?! whats the work PLS help

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goldfiish [28.3K]3 years ago

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37+42=79
7/100=0.07
79 x .07=5.53
79+5.53=
84.53

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