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2 May, 07:54

At tire depot a pair of new tires sells for $216. The manager's special advertises the same tires selling at a rate of $380 for 4 tires. How much do you save per tire if you purchase the manager's special?

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  1. 2 May, 08:02
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    Cost of a pair of new tires at tire depot = $216

    Mangers special rate for selling the same tires is $380 for 4 tires

    So

    The manager special cost of 4 tires is = 380 dollars

    Then

    Cost of a single tire under managers special scheme = 380/4 dollars

    = 95 dollars

    Then

    The amount of savings per tire by

    using managers special scheme = (216 - 95) dollars

    = 121 dollars

    So by using the managers special purchase scheme it is possible to save $121 per tire. I hope the procedure is clear for you to understand.
  2. 2 May, 08:08
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    First you must fnd the unit rate of the manager's special, 380 divided by 4 = $95

    Then you need to to find the unit rate for 1 tire at regular price,

    216 divided by 2 = 108

    Then you subtract 95 from 108

    108-95=13

    You save $13 per tire
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