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Kristen bought 2 candy bars for $1.29 each and a soda for$1.99. She had to pay $0.38 in tax. How much was her bill?

Kristen bought 2 candy bars for $1.29 each and a soda for$1.99. She had to pay $0.38 in tax. How much was her bill?
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Kristen bought 2 candy bars for $1.29 each and a soda for$1.99. She had to pay $0.38 in tax. How much was her bill?

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User CrazyYoshi
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Answer:

$4.95

Explanation:

1.29 * 2 = 2.58 + 1.99 = 4.57

4.57 + .38 = 4.95

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