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Hitman42 [59]
2 years ago
13

Randall would like to purchase a pair of shoes that are regulary priced at $88. The store is running a 20% off sale. There is al

so a rebate offer for $20 off, but it does not apply to sale prices.
Based on the information, which statement is true?

a
Randall should choose the sale price because 20% off is always a better deal than $20 off.
b
Randall should choose the rebate offer because $20 off is always a better deal than 20% off.
c
Randall should choose the sale price because the shoes will be $6.70 less than if he chooses the rebate offer.
d
Randall should choose the rebate offer because the shoes will be $2.40 less than if he chooses the sale price.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Advocard [28]2 years ago
7 0

The answer would be D.

Randall should choose the rebate offer because the shoes will be $2.40 less than if he chooses the sale price.

88 - 20% = 70.4

88 - 20 = 68

70.4 - 68 = 2.4 (2.40)

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