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At a sale this week, a sofa is being sold for $403. This is a 38% what is the original; price?
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You would use the equation \[P = P_0 \times (1 - r)\] P is the price now P_o is the original price (what we want) and r is the discount (.38 here) so \[403 = P_0 \times (1 - .38)\] \[403 = P_0 (.62)\] How would you solve for P_o ?
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