A nike bag cost $122 if for the holiday it's marked down by 20%. What is the total cost after tax if the tax is 8%

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The answer would be 105.41
Explantaion: 122 • 0.2=24.4
122-24.4=97.6
97.6•0.08=7.808 which rounded to the nearest hundredths would be 7.81 then 97.6+7.81=105.41

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