Shinya went to the salon. the cost of her haircut was $16.00. He tipped the barber 15%. What was the total cost

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Answer 1

Answer: do 16.00 times 0.15 and then add that to 16.00 and that is your answer.
It should look like this,16.00*0.15=2.40 2.40+16.00=18.40$

Answer 2

Answer: do 16 times .15
then add that to 16 dollas

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Step-by-step explanation:

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