A restaurant customer left $1.65 as a tip. The tax was 4 % and the tip was 15 % of the after tax cost. Which information is not needed to compute the bill after tax and tip? What was the total bill?

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Larry Mercer

Mathematics

23 January, 19:14

A restaurant customer left $1.65 as a tip. The tax was 4 % and the tip was 15 % of the after tax cost. Which information is not needed to compute the bill after tax and tip? What was the total bill?

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Bolton · Answer 1

You dont need the percentage of tip. to calculate the bill, divide 100 by 15, then multiply that number by 1.65, you will get the total of the bill afer tax. if you add 1.65 to the total you get the total after tax and tip