To find the total cost of the order, we need to look at the "Subtotal" line in the order summary. This number represents the total price for all the items listed before any extra fees like shipping or taxes are added.
Step 1: Identify the items and their costs.
Looking at the table under "Product Description":
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Item: M-Series 2 Pro x 12 ft. Wide Canopy
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Unit Price: $124.67
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Quantity (Qty): 2
Step 2: Calculate the cost for the items.
Multiply the unit price by the quantity to verify the item total:
$$124.67 \times 2 = 249.34$$
The "Item Total" column shows
$249.34, which matches our calculation.
Step 3: Check for additional costs.
Look below the item list for other charges:
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Shipping & Handling: The text says "FREE SHIPPING," so this cost is $0.00.
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Tax: There is no tax amount listed in the visible summary.
Step 4: Find the final Subtotal.
The bottom right of the receipt shows the "Subtotal." Since there are no extra fees added, the subtotal is just the cost of the items.
The receipt lists the Subtotal as
$249.34.
Final Answer:
$249.34
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of print receipt from home depot.
