Alibrary charges $0.10 a day in late fees for each book sydney returned 4 books that were 17days late and 3 books that were 23 days late. how much did sydney owe in late fees ?

$13.70

Step-by-step explanation:

.10* 17= 1.7, because $.10 is charged for everyday the book is late and the books were 17 days late.

1.7* 4= 6.8, because there were four books that were 17 days late.

.10* 23= 2.3, because $.10 is charged for everyday the book is late and the books were 23 days late.

2.3* 3= 6.9, because there were three books that were 23 days late.

6.8+6.9= 13.70 is the amount of money Sydney had to pay the library for her late books.

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