Can u plz help me do this question step by step only

Mathematics

1 answer:

NNADVOKAT [17]3 years ago

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If u r offered a 35% discount, then u r actually paying 65%
65% of 560 = 0.65(560) = 364...this is the price after the discount

then there was an increase of 35%
there r 2 ways to do this part....
(1) 364 + 35% of 364 = 364 + 0.35(364) = 364 + 127.40 = 491.40
OR
(2) 364 * 1.35 = 491.40....

so $ 491.40 is the price after the increase

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