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2 years ago

Pizza size price in dollars

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Answer:

A: The coupon was for 20% off

B: The price without a coupon is $14.73

C: Your friend can afford a small pizza

Explanation:

I knew for A that it was 20% off because 20% of $16.25 is $3.25 and if you were to add $3.25 to $13 it would equal the normal price of $16.25

I knew for B that it was $14.73 without a coupon because $10.31 is 70% of $14.73

I knew for C that it was a small pizza because 15% off of $11.60 is $9.86 and since she only has %10 that is the biggest pizza that she can buy

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