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blondinia [14]
2 years ago
7

$2 per movie if he download 5 movies he will get 25% discount how much will Shawn save on the base price if he downloads 5 movie

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Mathematics
1 answer:
erik [133]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

If Shawn downloads a movie at a price of $ 2 each, for five movies he should pay $ 10. A percentage of 25% calculated as a sum is required to pay multiplied by 0.25. If for five downloaded movies there is a discount of 25%, it means that at a price of $ 10 he will have a 25% discount, $ 10x0.25 (25%) and get a discount of $ 2.5. That means he saved $ 2.5 if he bought five movies, and would pay $ 7.5.

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