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1.) Divide the percentage discount by 100 to convert it into decimal. For example, if a shop offers a 40 per cent discount, divide 40 by 100 to get 0,4.
2.) Multiply the decimal number by the original price to find the discount percentage. For example,if the original price is $120, 120 is multiplied by 0,4 to find the discount which is $48.
3.) <span>Subtract the discounted amount to the original price to find the actual price with the discount subtracted. For example, subtract $48 to $120 to find that the price with the discount is $72.</span>
<span>The ratio of the corresponding side lengths of similar triangles is called the <u>scale </u>factor.
This means that </span><span> all the sides of the small figure are multiplied by the same number to obtain the lengths of the corresponding sides of the large figure.</span>
Alrighty, so 280.05 rounded to the nearest integer is 280. 280.05 rounded to tenths is 280.1. add those two together and you get 560.1.
