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Maggie eats at a restaurant and gets a bill for $23.50. She wants to leave a 20% gratuity. How much money should she leave altogether?

Maggie eats at a restaurant and gets a bill for $23.50. She wants to leave a 20% gratuity. How much money should she leave altogether?
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Maggie eats at a restaurant and gets a bill for $23.50. She wants to leave a 20% gratuity. How much money should she leave altogether?

User Pau Kiat Wee
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Answer: 28.20

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User MadBoy
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$23.50(.20) = $4.70

$23.50 + $4.70 = $28.20

Answer : She should leave $28.20.
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