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Lester orders a book for $35. He must pay a shipping charge of 12%. Show how to find 12% of $35 by using benchmark percents, then find the amount of the shipping charge.
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Lester orders a book for $35. He must pay a shipping charge of 12%. Show how to find 12% of $35 by using benchmark percents, then find the amount of the shipping charge.
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$4.2
Explanation:
1. 12%=0.12
2. 0.12 of $35 = 0.12 × $35
3. = $4.2
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