Use operations of decimal, fraction, and percent numbers and your models from Part (b) to solve the following application problems. In your final answer, include all of the necessary calculations.

4. A family of eight dines in a popular franchise restaurant. The restaurant has a policy of including a standard tip to the final bill for parties larger than six people. The bill for the meal included a total of $58.25 in food and beverage sales, plus a standard tip of $10.49. What percent of the food and beverage sales does the restaurant consider to be a standard tip for parties larger than si

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Use operations of decimal, fraction, and percent numbers and your models from Part (b) to solve the following application problems. In your final answer, include all of the necessary calculations.

4. A family of eight dines in a popular franchise restaurant. The restaurant has a policy of including a standard tip to the final bill for parties larger than six people. The bill for the meal included a total of $58.25 in food and beverage sales, plus a standard tip of $10.49. What percent of the food and beverage sales does the restaurant consider to be a standard tip for parties larger than si