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2 years ago

Sami purchased 5 comic books priced as shown.

2 answers:

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19.21

adding all the totals together gives you 17.63 . the sales tax is 1.5867 . add that to the 17.63 and you’ll get 19.21

kati45 [8]2 years ago

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Answer:

$19.23

Step-by-step explanation:

First, add the prices of all 5 comics together. That should equal $17.63. The tax is 9% so that would be 1.5867 or $1.60. In total, Sami paid $19.23.

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