You purchased a shirt on sale for $17.55. The discount on the shirt was $5.85. What was the original price of the shirt?

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To find the original price, add the discount back onto the sales price.
17.55+5.85= 23.4
So your answer would be $23.40. Hope this helps!

andrezito [222]2 years ago

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To get the orginal price of the shirt you have add the shirt price which is 17.55 and discount price which is5.88 and the result is 23.43.i know u supposed to thinking why addition because according to question it shows u buy a shirt and ton that shirt u get discount which is 5.85 so that why it should be addition

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