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A pair of shoes at Nordstrom’s costs $120. The shoes are on sale for 15% off. You have a coupon that allows you take an addition

al 10% off. How much will the shoes cost?

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ycow [4]3 years ago

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okay so you multiply .15 by 120 which is 18. then you multiply .10 by 120 which is 12. so you do 120 subtracted by 12 and 18 which the answer is 90

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