Fabric will run you from $1/yd to upwards of $20/yd, depending on what you want. If you're looking for a fairly basic fabric, you're probably going to pay around $5-8 a yard. Patterns have gotten really pricey, but here's a trick--always buy them on sale. Most fabric stores will have one or two pattern brands on sale for a couple bucks a piece at any given time, which beats the heck out of paying $20 for one. Thread is around $2.50 a spool (can be higher, depending on quantity and material), and I want to say a zipper will run somewhere in the vicinity of $3, depending on size and type.
Depending on your fabric, you're probably looking at around $25-30 total.
Answer:
1/2, 2/4.
Step-by-step explanation:
2/4 is one fraction because there are 2 bananas out of 4 pieces of fruit.
This can be simplified to 1/2.
You'll have to set this up as two separate problems. First, we want to take 15% off the original $20 bill. To do this, you're going to multiply 20 by .15, which gives you $3. So, 15% off $20 is $17.
Now, we want to find 7% of the new bill, so we're going to multiply 17 by .07 to get $1.19, and add it to the $17, making the final bill $18.19. You could also multiply $17 by 1.07 to get your final total without the extra step in the middle, but only do that once you're comfortable with the math.
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