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Ostrovityanka [42]
3 years ago
10

Mr. James has 53 paint brushes to share with 4 classes. Are there enough for each class to have the same amount? Are there any l

eft over? Explain how you know

Mathematics
1 answer:
olga2289 [7]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Mr. James can give each class 13 paint brushes and have one left over.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since he can't give a class a fraction of a paint brush, you don't divide any farther and get a remainder of 1. I attached a picture of the long division.

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Explanation:

There are two ways to solve this problem.

Method 1:

35% = 35/100 = 0.35

35% of 15 = 0.35*15 = 5.25

So you save $5.25, which is the discount amount.

The sale price is 15 - 5.25 = 9.75 dollars

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Method 2:

If you save 35%, then you still need to pay the remaining 65%

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The sale price is 65% of original price

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sale price = 9.75 dollars

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The benefit of method 2 is that we can chain multiple discounts together. Consider that on top of the 35% discount, the store then decides that members (people who pay monthly) will get an extra 10% off. The natural thinking is that the total discount is 35%+10% = 45% off, but that's not correct.

We can see this if we say that the original price is say $100 and 35% off would lead to a price of 0.65*100 = 65 dollars. Then an extra 10% off means we pay 90% of that new price (65 dollars) to get 0.90*65 = 58.50

As a shortcut, we can just multiply the values of 0.65*0.90 = 0.585

Then note how 100*0.585 = 58.50 showing us a fairly fast way to compute the final sale price even if multiple discounts are applied. This can be extended to more discounts. Again, we do not add the percentages when it comes to figuring out how much the total discount percentage would be.

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