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densk [106]
3 years ago
8

elena went to a sporting goods store that was having a sale she bought a tennis racket and 3 cans of tennis balls the tennis rac

ket is normally 43 all tennis rackets are marked done 15 percent one can of tennis balls is 4 the tennis balls are not marked done the sale tax is 8.5 how much will she pay for everything including tax
Mathematics
1 answer:
skelet666 [1.2K]3 years ago
3 0

The amount that she will have to pay for everything is $52.68.

First step is to calculate the cost of 3 can of tennis ball

Cost of cans=3 x $4

Cost of cans=$12

Second step is to calculate the discount

Discount=15% x $43

Discount=$6.45

Third step is to calculate the cost of total racket

Total racket=$43 -$6.45

Total racket=$36.55

Fourth step is to calculate the amount that Elena will pay including tax

Amount=($12 + $36.55) + [($12 + $36.55)x 0.085]

Amount=$48.55 + ($48.55 x 0.085)

Amount=$48.55+$4.13

Amount=$52.68

Inconclusion the amount that she will have to pay for everything is $52.68.

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