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RSB [31]
3 years ago
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A woman bought a dress at a discount of 16 2/3. If the woman paid 32.50, what was the original price of the dress

Mathematics
1 answer:
kolbaska11 [484]3 years ago
3 0
The original price = what the woman paid + <span>discount
                           = 32.50 + 16 2/3
                           = 32.50 +  50/3

convert to one form of fractions (improper or decimal)
                           = 49 1/6
                           = 49.16


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In case of 16 2/3 % discount of the original price:

price after discount = price before discount - discount
                               = x - 16 2/3 % of x
                               = x -  01667x
</span><span>                               = 0.833 x</span>
<span><span>                       32.5 = 0.833 x

then x = 32.5/0.833 = 39.015 =~ 39


</span>hope that helps
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