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2 years ago

Dazuri saw the following advertisement at a sports store how much does each soccer ball cost

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Nadusha1986 [10]2 years ago

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Based on the advertisement seen by Dazuri, the cost of each soccer ball is $22.50

The advertisement says that the original cost of the ball is $30 but there is a 25% discount.

The price of each soccer ball is therefore reduced by the 25% discount on the ball.

The amount that each soccer ball costs is therefore:
= 30 - ( 30 x 25%)

= 30 - 7.5

= $22.50

Rest of the question is:
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