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3 years ago

a CD player regularly sells for $80. It is on sale for 20% off. What is the sale price of the CD player?

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Hey,

Solution,

Marked price(MP)= $ 80

Discount percent= 20%

Now,

Discount amount=discount percent of MP

 = 20% of 80

 =20/100*80

 = $ 16

Again,

Selling price(SP)=MP - Discount amount

 =$80 -$16

So,the sale price of the CD player is $ 64.

Hope it helps...

Good luck on your assignment....

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matrenka [14]3 years ago

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If the CD player sells regularly for $80 but is on sale for 20% off the sales price will now be $64. The equation used is ? x 0.8 = 20%. Think of teams of 10. 8+2 = 10 right? Now put transfer that to hundreds 80+20 = 100 or in this case 1 whole number. To get a certain percent off you need to x it by 0. (Other part of teams of 10) so if it was 63% off you would do ? x 0.37. If you want to keep it simple though just times the original number, in this case 80, by 0. And then the percentage ( 80 x 0.60 ) that’ll give you how much to take off of $80 to reach 20% off.

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