Business, 13.11.2020 23:40 katlyn10289

Twila decides to purchase several party trays for her holiday party. She sees that a local store has relish trays for $18.95, cheese and cracker trays for $23.99, and cookie trays for $25.49. The store also has a coupon in its flyer for
$5 off any purchase of $50 or more on party trays. Twila orders 1 relish, 1 cheese and cracker, and 2 cookie trays.
At this store, discount coupons are applied after tax is calculated, so a sales tax of 8% was added to Twila's
purchase, and then coupon amount was deducted. If Twila was charged $96.43, determine if she paid the correct
amount.
а. Twila paid the correct amount for her purchase.
b. Twila paid $4.00 too little for her purchase.
C. Twila paid $0.40 too much for her purchase.
d. Twila paid $2.51 too much for her purchase.

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