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For large parties, a restaurant adds a 15% service charge to the bill. how much would be added to a bill of $638.40?

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Answer:

Service charge added to a bill of $638.40 is $95.76 .

Explanation:

As given

For large parties, a restaurant adds a 15% service charge to the bill.

Bill of the parties is $638.40 .

15% is written in the decimal form


= (15)/(100)

= 0.15

Thus

Service charge = 0.15 × Bill of the parties .

= 0.15 × $638.40

= $ 95.76

Therefore service charge added to a bill of $638.40 is $95.76 .

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In restaurants, especially the fine dining ones, the bill includes a service charge. This payment is intended for the service given by the restaurant crew to make your experience in their premises worthwhile.

The service charge accounts for a fixed percentage of your total expenses. If your total expenses amount to $638.40, then the service charge would be equal to 638.4(0.15) = $95.7. Therefore, $95.7 will be added to your original bill.
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