Day-old goods at the bakery are sold at a discount of 60%. If the original price of a loaf of bread was $2.98, how much will you save by buying a day-old loaf?

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Keaton Conway

Mathematics

11 April, 06:38

Day-old goods at the bakery are sold at a discount of 60%. If the original price of a loaf of bread was $2.98, how much will you save by buying a day-old loaf?

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Fatima Snow · Answer 1

The answer is you would save 1.79$

First you have to put that in to an equation

The equation would be. 60*2.98=*

multiply. 60 and 2.98 and you get 1.7880

When you are working with money you have to simplify which would give you 1.79

That means you saved 1.79$