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Alinara [238K]
3 years ago
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A company sold garden hoses at a reduced price of ​$7.54 and took an​ end-of-season markdown of ​$11.45. What was the original s

elling price of each​ hose? Use the formula Upper M equals Upper S minus Upper N​, where M is the​ markdown, S is the original selling​ price, and N is the reduced price
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1 answer:
Vitek1552 [10]3 years ago
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Answer:

The original selling price would be $ 18.99

Explanation:

Given formula is,

M = S - N

Where,

M = markdown,

S = original selling price,

N = reduced price

Here,

M = $ 11.45, N = $ 7.54,

By substituting the values,

11.45 = S - 7.54

⇒ S = 11.45 + 7.54 = 18.99

Hence, the original selling price of the house is $ 18.99

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