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Brandon bought a wooden bench priced at$68.Shipping and handling cost an additional 20% of the price.What was the total cost of

the wooden bench,including shipping and handling?

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svetlana [45]3 years ago

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$68 times .20 = $13.6

$68 + $13.60 = $81.60

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