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A couple spent a total of $50.40 for dinner. This included a 20% tip and 6% sales tax on the price of the meal. What was the pri

ce of the dinner before tax and tip?

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Alex787 [66]3 years ago

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Answer:

6.048

Step-by-step explanation: I multiplied 50.40 by 0.20 then got 10.08, then I multiplied that to 0.6 and got 6.048.

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