Clay has $60.00. he wants to leave a 20% tip on his restaurant bill. on which bill total could clay leave a 20% tip? select all that apply. a. $48.53 b. $49.75 c. $54.99 d. $61.60 e. $58.80 f. $50.00

For this case, we propose a rule of three for each amount. Then we will add 20% and see if it is less than or equal to $60, if that is true then Clay can pay the tip of 20%:

$ 48.53 ------------> 100%

x ----------------------> 20%

Where "x" represents the amount corresponding to 20%.

So, we have:

With this bill Clay could not leave a 20% tip.

$ 49.75 ------------> 100%

x ----------------------> 20%

Where "x" represents the amount corresponding to 20%.

So, we have:

With this bill Clay could leave a 20% tip.

$ 54.99 ------------> 100%

x ----------------------> 20%

Where "x" represents the amount corresponding to 20%.

So, we have:

With this bill Clay could not leave a 20% tip.

$ 61.60 ------------> 100%

x ----------------------> 20%

Where "x" represents the amount corresponding to 20%.

So, we have:

With this bill Clay could not leave a 20% tip.

$ 58.80 ------------> 100%

x ----------------------> 20%

Where "x" represents the amount corresponding to 20%.

So, we have:

With this bill Clay could not leave a 20% tip.

$ 50 ------------> 100%

x ----------------------> 20%

Where "x" represents the amount corresponding to 20%.

So, we have:

With this bill Clay could leave a 20% tip.

So, I could only tip with the options B y F

Option B y F

to go about this we need to test each bill to see which one will 20% of will add up to $60

Step-by-step explanation: from the list of bills 20% $50 will add up to give $60

I. E 20/100*50=0.2*100=$10

$50+$10=$60