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Ramon bought two pullovers on a buy one, get one 30% off offer. Each pullover had a list price of $20. how much did Ramon pay for the pullovers?
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Okay so to find the discount we multiply the rate by the price. So: \[30 * 20 = ?\]
Wait no, \[.30 * 20 = \]
So just plug that into a calculator :)
are you sure because im getting 6 but thats not one of my answer choices
nono that is just the first part ::)
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Now you subtract the discount by the original price.
So: \[20 - 6\]
thats 14 and what do i do next
So if the original pullover is 20 dollars and the other one is 14 then: \[20 + 14 = ?\]
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There you go :)
thanks you were alot of help :)
No problem :)
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