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A basketball costs $12. there is a 7% sales tax charge on this item and shipping costs are 5.23. what is the total cost to purch

ase the basketball? PLS answer right and show your equation and I will mark you as brainlist!!!!!!!

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Leviafan [203]2 years ago

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12(.07) + 5.23
.84 + 5.23
6.07

12 + 6.07
18.07

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