Butter pecan: 25
Vanilla: 35
Chocolate: 50

The dotted line between 20 and 30 (butter pecan) will be nothing more than anything including 5. In this case, it is 25 counting up to 30.
The solid lines directly leading to a number will be that number, for instance, chocolate is 50.

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2 years ago

Please! I need help!

topjm [15]

Answer:

2^1×2^3

2^8×2^−5

2^1×2^2

Step-by-step explanation:

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2 years ago

Minny has two coupons, but can use one of them. The first one is for $5 off an item; the second coupon is for 20% off an item. T

joja [24]

Let's first solve for the $5 off coupon,

$28 - 5 = 23$

The final total is $23.00 with $5 off.

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Now for the final price of the 20% off coupon,

$20\% = 0.2$

0.2 or 0.20 is decimal form of 20%. Easier to multiply than in percent form!

$0.2 \times 28 = 5.6$

$5.6 or $5.60 is 20% of 28, we're not done yet!

Lastly, subtract 20% off of 28 (5.6) from 28,

$28 - 5.6 = 22.4$
$22.4 or $22.40 is the final after 20% off!

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Q. Which is less after the discounts??

$23.00 or $22.40

A. $22.40 of course which was the 20% off.

Part A : Which coupon should she use ?

Answer : Well, to get a lower price, less to pay, the 20% off coupon is better!

Part B: How much money will she save by using the better coupon?

Answer : $5.6 / $5.60 is the amount she'll save!

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I hope that helps you out!!

Any more questions, please just ask me!!

~ Zoey

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3 years ago