<u>Answer:</u>
She paid 26.35 for something that would usually be 31 dollars. The percentage discount she got is 15%
<u>Solution:</u>
A lady paid $26.35 for something that is usually $31, so she got a discount for the product.
Now, we have been asked to find out how much percentage discount she got.
To do that we first have to check how many dollars she got off the product.
To do so we have to subtract the discounted price from the initial price.
Therefore we get:
31 - 26.35 = 4.65
To find the percentage discount we need to do the following

Therefore she got a discount of 15%
There is only one answer to this equation. h=3/4
Is there more to this question?
Answer:
Yes, A,B, and F is correct
Step-by-step explanation:
-- Gage Millar, Algebra 2 Tutor
The two numbers are -6 and -20
-20 x -6 = 120
-20 + (-6) = -26