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Luden [163]
4 years ago
9

PLEASE HELP ME ANY ANSWERS I WILL ACCEPT IT PLEASEEEE!!!!!) Marina wants to purchase a rosebush for d dollars at a garden store.

She has a coupon good for $5 off her purchase, and the store is having a 10% off sale.
PART A
write two different, equivalent expressions for how much the rosebush will cost if the coupon is applied first and the 10% discount second.
PART B
write an expression for how much the rosebush will cost if the 10% discount is applied first and the coupon is applied second.
PART C
which order will save marina more money? explain your reasoning.
Mathematics
1 answer:
victus00 [196]4 years ago
6 0

PART A

write two different, equivalent expressions for how much the rosebush will cost if the coupon is applied first and the 10% discount second. <em><u>d-(d-5)</u></em><em><u>.</u></em><em><u>10</u></em><em> </em>= 27.5 <em>(if you put d in as 30!)</em>

PART B

write an expression for how much the rosebush will cost if the 10% discount is applied first and the coupon is applied second. <em><u>d-(d*.10)-5</u></em><em> </em><em> </em>=22 <em>(if you put d in as 30!)</em>

PART C

which order will save marina more money? explain your reasoning.

<u>d-(d*.10)-5</u><u> </u>This equals less! if you put in 30 as an example

So, A) <u>d-(d-5).10 </u>B)<u> </u><u>d-(d*.10)-5</u><u> </u>C) <u>d-(d*.10)-5</u>

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