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2 years ago

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Evan wants to buy a digital camera that sells for $199.99 if he uses his dicount card he will save 18%. about how much will he s

ave using that discount card.

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ikadub [295]2 years ago

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35.99 ROUND IT OFF TO 36.00 SO THAT MEANS HE PAID 163.99
199.99X 18/100
3599.85/100
36

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