Nada is at the supermarket. She wants to buy a chocolate and a juice that both cost $10. How much will she pay at the cashier if there is an additional tax rate of %16 on them?

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Nada is at the supermarket. She wants to buy a chocolate and a juice that both cost $10. How much will she pay at the cashier if there is an additional tax rate of %16 on them?

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Total cost = Price of juice + price of chocolate + tax = 10 + 10 + [(16/100) x 20]

= 20 + 3.2

= $23.2

Vajk Hermecz answered Jul 16, 2021

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