Two stores are having sales on the same shirts the sale at store 1 is 2 shirts for $22 and the sale at store 2 is each $12.99 shirt is 10% off 1. explain how much will you save by buying at store 1. 2. if store 3 has shirts originally priced at $20.98 on sale for 55% off does it have a better deal than the other stores? justify your answer

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Rudy Ali

Mathematics

5 April, 13:30

Two stores are having sales on the same shirts the sale at store 1 is 2 shirts for $22 and the sale at store 2 is each $12.99 shirt is 10% off 1. explain how much will you save by buying at store 1. 2. if store 3 has shirts originally priced at $20.98 on sale for 55% off does it have a better deal than the other stores? justify your answer

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Brynn Mercado · Answer 1

1. at store 1 is 2 shirts for $22

10%=0.1

12.99-12.99x0.1=11.691

But we don't have 0.001 in the money.

So, change 11.691 to 11.69

At store 2, 1 shirt for $11.69.

11.69x2=23.38

23.38>22

So, store 1 is cheaper.

2. 55%=0.55

20.98-20.98x0.55=9.441

Change 9.441 to 9.44.

9.44x2=18.88

18.88<22<23.38

So store 3 have a better deal than the other stores.

Ciara Haynes · Answer 2

Store 1

$22 / 2 = $11 per shirt

Store 2

$12.99 x 10% = 1.30

12.99 - 1.30 = 11.69 per shirt

If you buy the shirt at Store 1, you will save $.69 per shirt.

Store 3

$20.98 x. 55 = 11.54

20.98 - 11.54 = 9.44

Store 3 has the best deal with the shirts only costing $9.44