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QveST [7]
3 years ago
15

If the bill for dinner at a restaurant is $65.00, what is the total bill with a 15% tip?

Mathematics
1 answer:
Fiesta28 [93]3 years ago
4 0

First, convert the 15% to an actual number that can be used in a calculation. For percents,this is always done by simply dividing the percent (in this case 15%) by 100%.So, the conversational term "15%" becomes 15% / 100% = 0.15 in terms of a real mathematical number.

Second, you need to find out what 15% of your $65.00 meal cost is.This is always done by multiplying 0.15 by $65.00, or 0.15 x $65.00=$9.75.

So, the amount of tip you are going to leave is $9.75.

This makes the total cost of your meal: $65.00 + $9.75 = $74.75.

ANSWER: $74.75

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