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5 July, 02:16

An item normally $15.99 is listed as being on sale for 30% off its original price, what must you pay?

A discount store promises that all the items it sells are 40% of their normal asking retail price. If one buys shoes that normally retail for $60.99 what is the price you would expect to pay?

Describe how you would answer each question

Then rewrite the percent off problem as a percent of problem.

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  1. 5 July, 02:20
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    Answer: a. You must pay $11.19 for the item.

    b. The price you would expect to pay would be $36.59

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Hi, for first the question you need to calculate the 30 percent of the price of the item, and then subtract that result to the original price.

    So: $15.99 * 0,30 = $4.797

    $15.99 - $4.797 = $11.19

    You must pay $11.19 for the item.

    Question 2:

    It's a similar resolution, first you calculate the 40 percent of the retail price, and then subtract that result to the retail price.

    So:

    $60.99 * 0,40 = $24.396

    $60.99 - $24.396 = $36.59

    The price you would expect to pay would be $36.59
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