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A restaurant customer left $1.35 as a tip. The tax was 4 % and the tip was 15% of the cost including tax.
a. Which information is not needed to compute the bill after tax and tip?
b. What was the total bill?
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Part 1
a. Which information is not needed to solve this problem?
A.
The customer left $1.35 as a tip.
B.
The customer left a 15% tip.
C.
The tax was 4%.
D.
All of this information is needed to solve the problem.
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a. D. All of this information is needed.
b. Let the pre-tax cost be x. After tax the amount is 1.04x. The tip is 15% of that, so 0.15(1.04x)=1.35 → 0.156x=1.35 → x=1.35/0.156=8.653846...
After tax: 1.04x = 9.00. Total bill = after-tax + tip = 9.00 + 1.35 = $10.35.
b. Let the pre-tax cost be x. After tax the amount is 1.04x. The tip is 15% of that, so 0.15(1.04x)=1.35 → 0.156x=1.35 → x=1.35/0.156=8.653846...
After tax: 1.04x = 9.00. Total bill = after-tax + tip = 9.00 + 1.35 = $10.35.
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