1) Carl and four others bought identical shirts. The cost for all five shirts was $115 plus 8%

sales tax. If each person contributed $23, would that be enough to cover the bill?

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28 February, 04:32

1) Carl and four others bought identical shirts. The cost for all five shirts was $115 plus 8%

sales tax. If each person contributed $23, would that be enough to cover the bill?

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Annabella Eaton · Answer 1

1.18 more is needed.

Step-by-step explanation:

Each person puts in 23 dollars

1 person = 23$

5 people = 23 * 5 = 115

That pays for the shirts, it does not pay for the sales tax. So the answer is no. How much more do they need to put in?

8% * 115 = 8/100 * 115 = 9.20 dollars

9.2 / 5 = 1.84

Each person has to put in 1.84 dollars more to meet the full amount of the bill.

1) Carl and four others bought identical shirts. The cost for all five shirts was $115 plus 8%sales tax. If each person contributed $23, would that be enough to cover the bill?

1) Carl and four others bought identical shirts. The cost for all five shirts was $115 plus 8%

sales tax. If each person contributed $23, would that be enough to cover the bill?