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Sarah wants to give the pizza delivery boy a 20 percent tip. If the pizza bill is $48.25, how much should she tip? $10 $8 $5
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Sarah wants to give the pizza delivery boy a 20 percent tip. If the pizza bill is $48.25, how much should she tip?
$10
$8
$5
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20% of $48.25 Is Rounded to A.) 10
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For problems with tip, you multiply the percent by the $
in this case, 48.25 times .20, you get 9.65
so Sarah should tip $10
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