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Arte-miy333 [17]
3 years ago
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You found the outfit of your dreams. If you buy all of the pieces,you will get a discount of 30%. Should you buy the whole outfi

t? You already have a similar pair of shoes. Should you just buy the other items (not the shoes) without the discount
Mathematics
1 answer:
Mrac [35]3 years ago
4 0
Mel - So this is purely in theory, right? 

If you were my kid, I'd ask you how much the shoes were. I actually ask myself a similar question when I get asked to buy a combo- if I want a burger and drink, they'll ask if I want fries. It would literally cost me like .10 for the fries. I won't eat them but I can give them to a student or something so, sure, I'll get the combo. 

Does that make any kind of sense? 
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