Mathematics, 18.10.2021 21:20 erenackermanlevijaeg

GUYS PLS HELP I HAVE TO HAVE THIS DONE ON 40 MINUTES, CMON PL Mal works at a photo gallery. He charges $50 for a large photo and $40 for a large frame. Sales tax is 5%.
How much total tax will a customer pay on both?
Answer the questions to show how to write and simplify expressions that represent the problem.

1. One way to calculate the total tax is 0.05(50 + 40). Use the order of operations to evaluate this expression. Show your work.

2. Use the distributive property to expand 0.05(50+40) SHOW WORK

3. Find the total tax using the expanded expression. Did you get the same answer as you did by evaluating the original expression?

4. Which expression, the original expression or the expanded expression, involves finding the total cost first, then calculating the tax on that total?

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