Kayla buys a shirt originally priced at $14.00, a pair of jeans originally priced at $25.00, and a pair of shoes originally priced at $40.00. How much will she pay for these items after the discount is applied and before any tax is added?

the discount is 25%

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Asa Herring

Mathematics

10 May, 09:49

Kayla buys a shirt originally priced at $14.00, a pair of jeans originally priced at $25.00, and a pair of shoes originally priced at $40.00. How much will she pay for these items after the discount is applied and before any tax is added?

the discount is 25%

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Cordell Acevedo · Answer 1

I do believe that she paid $59.25

25%=0.25

0.25*$14=$3.50

$14-$3.5=10.50

0.25*$25=$6.25

$25-$6.25=$18.75

0.25*$40=$10

$40-$10=$30

add them up:

$10.50+$18.75+$30.00=

$59.25

Kayla buys a shirt originally priced at $14.00, a pair of jeans originally priced at $25.00, and a pair of shoes originally priced at $40.00. How much will she pay for these items after the discount is applied and before any tax is added?the discount is 25%

Kayla buys a shirt originally priced at $14.00, a pair of jeans originally priced at $25.00, and a pair of shoes originally priced at $40.00. How much will she pay for these items after the discount is applied and before any tax is added?

the discount is 25%