The regular price is $22.5 if everything in a store is 20% off, and the discounted price of an item is $18.00
<h3>What is the percentage?</h3>
It's the ratio of two integers stated as a fraction of a hundred parts. It is a metric for comparing two sets of data, and it is expressed as a percentage using the percent symbol.
We have:
If everything in a store is 20% off, and the discounted price of an item is $18.00
Let's suppose the regular price is x
(100-20)% of x = 18
80x/100 = 18
x = $22.5
Thus, the regular price is $22.5 if everything in a store is 20% off, and the discounted price of an item is $18.00
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<span><span>A = P(1-r)^t
</span><span>
A = 3900(1-0.08)^10
A = 3900(0.92)^10 </span></span><span><span>
A = 3900(0.434388454)
A = 1694.11
1694 square km</span></span>
A: $456,000
B; 4,560 bumpercarts
