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I have 3 problems that I don't understand on my home work can some one help

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I think you will have to divied 60 by 20 so it might be 30 dollars.
I think number 2 is 60 dollars.
Maybe it is 12 dollars and 50 cents.

Ronch [10]3 years ago

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1.) 60-(20% of 60)
60-(.2 * 60)
60-12
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The pants are $48
2.)30% of x = 20
.3x = 20
.3x/.3= 20/.3
x = 66.6666666...
The pants were $66.67
3.) 25 + (20% of 25)
25+(.2*25)
25+5
30
The magazine is now $30.

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