in a candy store a $5,00 jar of candy is labled 50% off .what is the idscoutn?what si the sales price of the jar of candy?

Mathematics

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lisov135 [29]3 years ago

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The discount is $2.50, the new price would be $2.50. Unless you factor in sales tax.

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