Mathematics, 26.04.2021 01:30 andy2461

Tom buys a hat for $13.00 plus 11% sales taxes. Lyn buys a hat for $21.00 plus 9% sales taxes.
a) How much do Tom and Lyn pay for the hats? Show your work.
b) Who spent more on taxes?

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Tom buys a hat for $13.00 plus 11% sales taxes. Lyn buys a hat for $21.00 plus 9% sales taxes.