A thrift shop sells costumes for d dollars. Today they are at a rate of $7 each. Maryellen purchased 3 dicounted costumes and a wig that costs $12. What is the original costs of the costumes if Maryellen spends a total of $51?
if she spent 51 in total, and $12 was spent on a wig, then she spent: $51-$12=$39 on 3 discounted costumes
$39/3 = $13 on each costume.
I need the work cant understand it with out the work pease
So total that was spent = $51 $12 of that $51 was spent on a wig, so the rest must have been spent on costumes
Thus, she spent: $51-$12=$39 on the costumes
what about the discount
I'm not done yet.. She spent $39 on 3 costumes, so she spent $39/3=$13 on each.
so d=39$?
what grade r u in
This question is wrong.... discounted price cannot be more than the original price..
aa820 that question is irrelevant
the discount was at a rate of 7$
ohhhhhh.. so you wrote the question wrong..
oops sorry lol
You said the costumes were $7, no, the discount is $7
yea i meat the dicount wa $7
So if she bought them for $13, with a $7 discount, they should've cost $7 more, or $13+$7=$20
basically if she bought something for $A at $B discount, then the original price was $(A+B)
let me rewrite the whole ? again i think iwrote it wrong
A thrift shop sells costumes for d dollars. Today they are discounted at a rate of $7 each. Maryellen purchased 3 dicounted costumes and a wig that costs $12. What is the original costs of the costumes if Maryellen spends a total of $51?
that should be right
Okie, original price is 13 + 7 = $20
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