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10 cent
5 cents
I want to say 10 cents but that's too easy.
.05
Bat $1.00
Ball 4 cents
Tax 6 cents
Total $1.10
10:56 That's if you live in Maryland. In Delaware the ball would be 10 cents.
$2.95
It is 5 cents. 1.05-.05= $1.00. 1.05+.05=1.10
Priceless when you spend time with your child and play with them
It's not 10 cents because then the difference between the ball and the bat would be 90 cents ($1-10 cents). It's 5 cents - $1.05 - .05
I have to agree with the 5 cents answer
I agree with 11:35. The bat has to be $1.00 MORE than the ball. So if the bat is $1.05 & the ball is $.05 you've got the $1.10. There's no tax because it was bought online. :-)
I need the name of the store that sells a bat and ball for 1.10.
The ball will cost $2.10.
I'll have to side with the $1.05+.05 crowd...
10 cents
Whoever buys it for whatever the price is, donate it to the Yankees because they sure need the practice.
.20 cents
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