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Business, 23.09.2019 20:00 tristanthecat

Ted thomason found a good deal when he purchased a bedding set. he paid the store's clerk two $20 bills and a $5 bill. the clerk gave him $2.65 in change. if the sales tax is 7.2%, what was the selling price of the bedding set before taxe

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