Sarah is purchasing a shirt that is on sale for 20% off. She knows the function that represents the sale price of her shirt is s(p) = 0.8p, where p is the original price of the shirt. She also knows she has to pay 7% sale's tax on the shirt. The cost of the shirt with tax is c(s) = 1.07s, where s is the sale price of the shirt. Determine the composite function that can be used to calculate the final price of Sarah's shirt by solving for c[s(p)].
c[s(p)] = 0.856p c[s(p)] = 0.856sp c[s(p)] = 1.87p c[s(p)] = 1.87sp
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since s(p) is to find discount price you have to have that inside parentheses then outside of that u put c for tax
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now how do u get 1.07 of .8
1.87
no
0.856
u dont add u multiply to get .856
now since it is out of p it would be A
oh i got u
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