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Mary buys a sweater that was originally $42 but was on sale for 30% off a pair of boots that were originally $75 but are 20% off

and a pair of jeans that were originally $30 but are 15% off how much money does mary save total

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natta225 [31]3 years ago

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You will pay $29.40 for the sweater
You will pay $60.00 on boots and
You will pay $25.50 for the jeans

You will save $32.01 in total

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