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stepladder [879]
3 years ago
6

Leiff goes online to buy a new video game. He finds a site that currently has a promotion of 15% off on all orders over $50. Lei

ff decides to buy his video game, with a price tag of $128, at this site because he knows that he will get the 15% discount when he checks out. Leiff pays 5.3% sales tax on the discounted price and pays a shipping fee of $4.75. What is the total of Leiff’s online purchase?
a. $112.84
b. $114.57
c. $118.82
d. $119.32
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2 answers:
VladimirAG [237]3 years ago
6 0

ANSWER:

d.$119.32

STEP-BY-STEP EXPLANATION:

Leiff goes online to buy a new video game. He finds a site that currently has a promotion of 15% off on all orders over $50. Leiff decides to buy his video game, with a price tag of $128, at this site because he knows that he will get the 15% discount when he checks out. Leiff pays 5.3% sales tax on the discounted price and pays a shipping fee of $4.75.

original price  is $128,

to get its discounted price at 15%

Leiff paid for was (100-15) = 85% of the original price

the price of the video game then becomes (0.85 x 128) = $108.80

Leiff has to pay an additional 5.3% of the new price, that's (100 + 5.3) = 105.3% of the new price

which is (1.053 x 108.8) = $114.57

Adding the shipping fee for the videogame, 114.57 + 4.75 = $119.32

Thus, the total price is $119.32

rjkz [21]3 years ago
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