PLEASE HELP. I BEG. THIS IS DO IN A COUPLE OF HOURS. 1. Kristie ate lunch at Pholicious and wanted to leave a 15% tip. Her meal cost $15.75.
How much should she leave for tip? Round to the nearest cent. Explain how you got
your answer.
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2. Lyla bought a pair of shoes that cost $80. The discount is 50% off and she has a
coupon for an additional 10% off the discounted price. What is the final price of the
shoes before tax? Explain how you got your answer.
3. Andy bought the Xbox One bundle on Black Friday for $350 and the NBA 2K18 for
$45.
PART A. If sales tax is 8% in orange county what is the sales tax that he will be round to the nearest sent
part to be

Part B what is the total price?

Explain how you got your answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

Meal cost=$15.75

tip=15%

   =  (15*15.75) /100

=236.25/100

  =2.235$=2.24 will give as tip

Cost of shoes=80$

Discount=50%

coupon discount=10%

Total discount=50%+10%=60%

Final price of shoes=?

( 60*80)/100

4800/100

48

60% of 80 is 48 .

pricec  that lyia paid=total price-dicount

         =80-48

         =32$

Xbox=$350

NBA=$45

total=395$

sales tax=8%

(8*395)/100

3160/100

31.6=31.60$

For total price=31.60+395=426.6$

1.) $2.36  

2.) $36

3.) a) $31.60

3.) b) $426.60

Step-by-step explanation:

1.) To begin we need to convert 15% to a decimal. To do this we can move the decimal point 2 spaces to the left. This gives us 15% -> 0.15

Then we multiply this number (0.15) by the total mean cost.

15.75 · 0.15 = 2.36

This means that a 15% tip on a $15.75 meal would add $2.36 to the total cost.

2.) To begin we need to find what 50% of 80 is. This is simple because 50% is half of the original price. We can also move the decimal place over 2 numbers to the left to get 0.50 and multiply this by the original price.

80 · 0.50 = 40         OR...        80 ÷ 2 = 40

Now the problems says that Lyla has an extra 10% off from that discounted price that we just figured out (40). We move the decimal place 2 numbers to the left again and multiply by 40.

40 · 0.10 = 4

Finally we subtract our 10% discount (which is $4) from our new original price ($40).      

40-4 = 36

3.) a.) 350 + 45 = $395 ( this is the price of both items before tax).

To find the extra cost of the 8% tax we move the decimal over to the left 2 places. 8% -> 0.08

We can then multiply of cost and tax.

395 · 0.08 = 31.60 (this means that there is a $31.60 tax on this purchase).

3.) b.) For the total price we add the tax we just found and the original cost of the 2 items.

$31.60 + $395 = $426.60

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