If you do .41x122 you get 50
Move the discount sign two places to the left and divide the regular price by that decimal. Then take that price and put it in the selling price and take the selling price and subctract that from the original price
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If you know the whole price for 2.4 gallons, divide the whole price by 2.4 to get the cost for one, because when you multiply the cost for 1 by 2.4, you get the total.
7.56/2.4 = 3.15,
p= 3.15