Kristen bought 2 candy bars for $1.29 each and a soda for $1.98 she had to pay $0.38 in tax how much was her bill

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Kristen bought 2 candy bars for $1.29 each and a soda for $1.98 she had to pay $0.38 in tax how much was her bill
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1.29 + 1.29 + 1.98 + 0.38 = 4.94

(two candy bars + a soda + plus tax)

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$4.94.

Step-by-step explanation:

We have been given that Kristen bought 2 candy bars for $1.29 each and a soda for $1.98. She had to pay $0.38 in tax.

Kristen's total bill will be cost of 2 candy bars plus cost of one soda plus tax that is:

[tex]\text{Kristen's total bill}=2\times \$1.29+\$1.98+\$0.38[/tex]

[tex]\text{Kristen's total bill}=\$2.58+\$1.98+\$0.38[/tex]

[tex]\text{Kristen's total bill}=\$4.94[/tex]

Therefore, Kristen's bill is $4.94.