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Answer:

1: Tip, $2.23

2: Tax, $0.74

3: Total, $17.87

4: Split, $5.95

Explanation:

To find the tip, you must multiply the tip percentage by the bill, (which has not been taxed yet). The tip is 15%, which is equivalent to 0.15. The tip multiplied by the bill (0.15×14.90) equals $2.23.

To find the tax, you do the same as you did with the tip. The tax is 5%, which equals 0.05. The tax multiplied by the bill, (0.05×14.90) equals $0.74. The total cost is the bill, tip, and tax added together, (14.90+2.23+0.74) equals $17.87. To find out how much each person will pay equally, you must divide the total bill by the amount of people, (17.87÷3) which equals $5.95.

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