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Updated on: 02 Mar 2024, 23:01
Originally posted by Sajjad1994 on 30 Mar 2021, 06:30.
Last edited by Sajjad1994 on 02 Mar 2024, 23:01, edited 4 times in total.
Last edited by Sajjad1994 on 02 Mar 2024, 23:01, edited 4 times in total.
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Cash: 0.8R−25
Percent: \(80−\frac{2500}{R}\)
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Alexis applied a $25 gift card to her purchase of a sweater that was on sale for 20% off of the retail price, paying the rest of her balance in cash. There were no taxes or other charges.
In the grid below, let R represent the retail price. Select “Cash” for the expression that denotes the amount of cash she paid and “Percent” for the expression that denotes the percent of the retail price that she paid in cash.
In the grid below, let R represent the retail price. Select “Cash” for the expression that denotes the amount of cash she paid and “Percent” for the expression that denotes the percent of the retail price that she paid in cash.
| Cash | Percent | |
| 0.8R−25 | ||
| 0.8(R−25) | ||
| \(80−\frac{25}{R}\) | ||
| \(\frac{(80−25)}{R}\) | ||
| \(80−\frac{2500}{R}\) |
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Cash: 0.8R−25
Percent: \(80−\frac{2500}{R}\)
01 Mar 2024, 23:23
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Hi Sajjad1994,
How can the answer to the first question be 0.8(R-25)?
Cash should be: 0.8R ---> Price after discount subtracted by 25$ gift card
Hence, it should be 0.8R-25
Is there a mistake in my approach?
How can the answer to the first question be 0.8(R-25)?
Cash should be: 0.8R ---> Price after discount subtracted by 25$ gift card
Hence, it should be 0.8R-25
Is there a mistake in my approach?
