The following list shows the items and prices for a restaurant order. Calculate the total amount if there is 7.5% tax and the customer leaves a 15% gratuity. 1 appetizer: $8.99 2 entrees: $14.99 each 1 entree: $12.99 3 drinks: $1.99 each a. $70.96 b. $71.62 c. $75.31 d. $75.97 Please select the best answer from the choices provided A Mark this and retum No hand written and fast answer with explanation

The following list shows the items and prices for a restaurant order. Calculate the total amount if there is 7.5% tax and the customer leaves a 15% gratuity. 1 appetizer: $8.99 2 entrees: $14.99 each 1 entree: $12.99 3 drinks: $1.99 each a. $70.96 b. $71.62 c. $75.31 d. $75.97 Please select the best answer from the choices provided A Mark this and retum No hand written and fast answer with explanation

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ISBN:9781337508841

Author:Carey

Publisher:Carey

Chapter8: Working With Advanced Functions

Section: Chapter Questions

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