Sumiko and Chung are shopping. Chung wants to buy a video game that costs $60, and Sumiko wants to buy a new pair of sunglasses for $80. In their possession, they have a gift card for $20 dollars, applied after taxes, and a 15 percent off coupon, applied before taxes. Sumiko and Chung want to use their remaining money to buy lunch, which they will split, at the mall. Assuming that taxes are 8.7 percent, who should use which savings option to ensure they have the most money remaining for lunch?

Question

Roman Wong

Mathematics

13 September, 06:33

Sumiko and Chung are shopping. Chung wants to buy a video game that costs $60, and Sumiko wants to buy a new pair of sunglasses for $80. In their possession, they have a gift card for $20 dollars, applied after taxes, and a 15 percent off coupon, applied before taxes. Sumiko and Chung want to use their remaining money to buy lunch, which they will split, at the mall. Assuming that taxes are 8.7 percent, who should use which savings option to ensure they have the most money remaining for lunch?

+4

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Porter Mendoza · Answer 1

1.83

Step-by-step explanation:

First, add the game and glasses. Write down the number you just got. Now, multiply by 0.15.

Take the second away from the first.

Now multiply that by 0.087

Finally, take 20 away

That is how much money you have spent.

Use both savings so they both get a huge meal.