Mathematics, 29.07.2019 02:10 sophiaa23

He has lunch at a restaurant where he usually leaves as
tip 15% of the total to be paid, of the consumption plus tax (tax).
the tax in that county is 7% of consumption.
he realizes he didn't bring his cards and only has $ 23 in cash.
calculate the maximum value of the dishes you will order at lunch
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