You go to Ihop and order two servings of pancakes and a

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Ann [662]2 years ago

5 0

Answer: $4.76

To find the answer you need to find out the total before the 20% tips to find this you need to subtract 14.40 and 20% which = $11.52.If the coffee was $2 you also need to subtract that so the equation would be (11.52-2.00=9.52).Lastly the question is asking you for the price of one serving of pancakes but we have the answer for 2 which is $9.52.To find the price of of 1 serving you need to divide $9.52 by 2 = $4.76.So your answer is $4.76 for 1 serving of pancakes.

GREYUIT [131]2 years ago

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Answer:

$4.76

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