Rob bought a tennis racket for $54.50 and some tennis balls for $9.99. He had a coupon for 30% off his total purchase. There was a 5.5% sales tax on his purchase. How much change did he receive if he handed the cashier $50?
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So we add the cost of the tennis racket and tennis balls: $54.50 + $9.99 = $64.49. Show more…
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