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3 years ago

You see a sign on a store window announcing a 20% discount on all items. What type of discount can you get at the store?

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The type of discount you can get at the store stated in the situation would be a price discount. This is because regardless of the what item you buy in the store or whatever age you have, the discount is applicable with all. Also, this situation might be one that's usually in a surplus or when you want everything to be sold.

kirill115 [55]3 years ago

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You would get a straight discount

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