Mc. Green orders some cookies from a local youth group. Using his order form shown below, complete the last column to find the total to be paid.

\begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|l|}
\hline Quantity & Description & Unit Price & Total of Line \
\hline 1 & Krispy Kosmos & $2.89 & $ \
\hline 2 & Chewy Chocos & $3.19 & $ \
\hline 1 & Gooey Globs & 299 & $ \
\hline & & & \
\hline & & Total & 5 \
\hline & & 5.2% tax & $ \
\hline & & Total to be paid & $ \
\hline
\end{tabular}

A. $9.54
B. $12.26
C. $1290
D. $18.64

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Mc. Green orders some cookies from a local youth group. Using his order form shown below, complete the last column to find the total to be paid.

\begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|l|}
\hline Quantity & Description & Unit Price & Total of Line \
\hline 1 & Krispy Kosmos & $2.89 & $ \
\hline 2 & Chewy Chocos & $3.19 & $ \
\hline 1 & Gooey Globs & 299 & $ \
\hline & & & \
\hline & & Total & 5 \
\hline & & 5.2% tax & $ \
\hline & & Total to be paid & $ \
\hline
\end{tabular}

A. $9.54
B. $12.26
C. $1290
D. $18.64

Edmund · Answer

No. The Republicans and the Democrats are very unlikely to let this happen.

ayushgupta030303 · Answer

A single-issue party likely faces significant obstacles in gaining wide acceptance in the U.S. due to the entrenched two-party system which favors broader coalitions. The complex political landscape and voter preference for comprehensive platforms pose additional challenges for such parties. ;

Answered by ayushgupta030303 | 2024-06-24

Edmund · Answer

While single-issue parties can appeal to specific groups, they face challenges in gaining broad acceptance due to the strong two-party system, competition for votes, and limited media coverage. Historical examples show that single-issue movements can influence mainstream parties, but the current political landscape presents significant barriers. Niche support may exist in certain regions, but overall success is unlikely. 
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