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2 years ago

Discount on LCD TV is $240. Sale Price is $1575.00 What was the list price?

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Vikki [24]2 years ago

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Answer: The list price was $1815.00.

Step-by-step explanation: Given that the discount on a LCD TV is $240 and the sale price is $1575.00.

We are to find the list price.

The discount is given on the price that is listen on the LCD TV.

So, the list price will be equal to the sum of the sale price and the discount price.

Therefore, the required list price of the LCD TV is given by

$L.P.\\\\=\textup{sale price}+\textup{discount}\\\\=\$(1575.00+240.00)\\\\=\$1815.00.$

Thus, the list price was $1815.00.

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