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jolli1 [7]
3 years ago
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Skylar needs to buy a pair of dress pants for $40, a shirt for $30, and a tie for $20. Skylar has three coupons. The first coupo

n gives him x percent off on a shirt. The second coupon gives him y percent off on the dress pants. The third coupon gives him z percent off on his total purchase. He cannot combine the coupon for the total purchase with the other two coupons. These expressions give both possibilities for the total cost of Skylar's purchase after the coupons are applied. The variables represent percentages as decimals. (1−x)30+(1−y)40+20 (1−z)(40+30+20) Skylar uses the dress pants coupon. Which part of the expression represents the percent that Skylar will pay for the dress pants?
Mathematics
2 answers:
sertanlavr [38]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The answer will be :(1-y)40

Step-by-step explanation:

As given, Skylar needs to buy a pair of dress pants for $40, a shirt for $30, and a tie for $20.

The second coupon gives him y percent off on the dress pants.

So, he is getting y coupon off on $40.

Hence, the part in the expression that represents the percent that Skylar will pay for the dress pants would be the (1-y)40.

ICE Princess25 [194]3 years ago
3 0
The variables X, Y, and Z all represent the percent that Skylar will be discounted. The parts of the equation that represent what Skylar will pay are (1-x), (1-y), and (1-z). Hope I helped :)
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