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3 years ago

the original price of a DVD is $11. The sale price is 30% off the original price. what is the sale price of the DVD?

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2 answers:

vlabodo [156]3 years ago

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Do 11 times .7 to find it. It is $7.7

Dmitry [639]3 years ago

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The sale price would be $7.70. the sale is 30%off, so the discount would be o.3 x 11. The sale price itself would be 0.7 x 11. Therefore, 0.7x11 is $7.70 and that is the sale price

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