Jeremy bought a $60 pair of sneakers on sale for 15% off. Then, he used a coupon that gave him an additional 10% off. Can Jeremy
find the cost of the sneakers by adding the percents? Why or why not?
1 answer:
Answer:
Jeremy find the cost of the sneakers by solving for the values of the 10% in dollars and subtracting the dollar amount from the cost of the sneaker
Step-by-step explanation:
Step one:
given data
cost of sneakers= $60
Required
the cost of the sneaker after the two discounts
Actually, the two percents given are the discount of the sale.
the first discount is
15%= 15/100*60
=0.15*60
=$9
The second is 10% coupon
10/100*60
=0.1*60
=$6
The total discounts = 9+6= $15
The cost of the sneakers= 60-15= $45
Jeremy find the cost of the sneakers by solving for the values of the 10% in dollars and subtracting the dollar amount from the cost of the sneaker
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