3 years ago

A store has a pair of boots that originally cost $56 marked down 25%. How much will the boots cost on sale?

2 answers:

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25% of $56 is $14.00.
(0.25)(56) = 14

Subtract $14.00 from $56 = $42.00.
56 - 14 = 42

The boots will cost $42 on sale.

jok3333 [9.3K]3 years ago

3 0

I do $56 x .25 = 14 then $56-$14= 42. Hope that helped.

*the answer is $42*

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