In February, a store discounted all of its calendars by 60% . If Ramon paid $4.38 for a calendar, what was its original price?
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OpenStudy (ms_sp):
@Kevin
OpenStudy (kevin):
original price = 100%
discount 60%
OpenStudy (kevin):
hey @jiteshmeghwal9
can u help me.. I'm a bit don't understand with the question
OpenStudy (ben00):
hmm,
OpenStudy (kevin):
The discounted price will be 60% * x
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OpenStudy (ben00):
Alright is we 4.38$ and have to find the discount
OpenStudy (kevin):
If Ramon paid $4.38
Then it would be :
(100 - 60)% * x = $4.38
OpenStudy (ben00):
ok ok
OpenStudy (kevin):
is it right?
OpenStudy (jiteshmeghwal9):
let the original price be x.
discount offered=60%
final price = x-(60% of x) = 40 % of x
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OpenStudy (ben00):
but isn't 4.38 just what he paid?
OpenStudy (ms_sp):
It supposed to come at $10.95.
OpenStudy (ben00):
we have to find 60% more than 4.38
OpenStudy (ben00):
i dont think so
OpenStudy (ben00):
Maybe 9.20$?
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OpenStudy (jiteshmeghwal9):
40% of x= $4.38
\[\frac{40}{100}*x=$4.38\]
OpenStudy (ben00):
ok
OpenStudy (ms_sp):
In the book it's saying 10.95
OpenStudy (ben00):
I don't know but were finding the 60%
OpenStudy (jiteshmeghwal9):
yup the answer is $10.95
let the original price be x.
discount offered=60%
final price = x-(60% of x) = 40 % of x
40% of x=4.38
x=\(\Large \frac{4.38*100}{40}\)
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