Concatenate formula does not show 2nd decimal place

hip2b2

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Office Version
  1. 2019
Platform
  1. Windows
Data and formula are as follows"

Cost 1 $ 2.70Group 2=CONCATENATE(B3," ["&C3&"] ",D3)

I would expect the formula would result in
Cost 1 [2.70] Group 2

But instead I get
Cost 1 [2.7] Group 2

QUESTION
How do I modify the formula to return the 2nd decimal place (when it is a zero), and include the $ sign?
 

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