. Robin Suen shopped at Walbank Department Store during the end-of-summer sale. All luggage was marked down 35%. She purchased a suitcase that regularly sells for $44.95, a garment bag that regularly sells for $80.00, and a tote bag that regularly sells for $35.95. What is the total sale price Robin paid?

. Robin Suen shopped at Walbank Department Store during the end-of-summer sale. All luggage was marked down 35%. She purchased a suitcase that regularly sells for $44.95, a garment bag that regularly sells for $80.00, and a tote bag that regularly sells for $35.95. What is the total sale price Robin paid?

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Chapter6: Merchandising Transactions

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