When eating at a restaurant, one must consider which of the following additional costs to the price of their meal and sales tax?(1 point)

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Interest fee
Interest fee

Reservation cost
Reservation cost

Service fee
Service fee

Tip
Tip

Answer 1

When eating at a restaurant, you must consider the following additional costs to the price of your meal and sales tax:

• Service fee
• Tip

Both the service fee and tip are common additional costs associated with dining out. The service fee may be automatically added to your bill, especially for larger parties, while a tip is generally expected for good service.

The other options (interest fee and reservation cost) are less common in typical dining situations. A reservation cost would apply only if a specific restaurant charges for making a reservation, and an interest fee is usually not relevant to dining costs.

So, the most appropriate additional costs to consider would be the service fee and tip.