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You’re working in the sedan section of dean’s car dealership. A customer makes a down payment of 15% on a new car that costs $13

,450. How much is the down payment?

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Shkiper50 [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

Convert 15 % to a decimal.

Then multiply 0.15 x 13450. That means the answer is $2,017.50

Please mark brainliest if this helped.

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