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3 years ago

John found a pair of jeans that cost 45$ .if it had a 10% -off coupon .how much would the jeans cost

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If he paid $45 for the pants and they were 10% off then the original price of the pants was $50. However if you meant that the original price is $45 (more likely based on your wording) the new price would be $40.50.

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