All I want is the work, I know the answer. (Don't ask)
(Part A)
Rita wants to buy a sweater that was originally priced at at $25.00. Today the sweater is on sale for 40% off the original price.
(Part B)
Rita has a coupon for an additional 10% off the sale price. How much will Rita pay for the sweater before taxes?

All I want is the work I know the answer Dont ask Part A Rita wants to buy a sweater that was originally priced at at 2500 Today the sweater is on sale for 40 o class=
All I want is the work I know the answer Dont ask Part A Rita wants to buy a sweater that was originally priced at at 2500 Today the sweater is on sale for 40 o class=

Respuesta :

the answer to part A is worked out using 10% of $25, this is just 25÷10=2.5 you then want to times that by 4 to get 10. subtract 10 dollars from 25 and that is your price

Answer:

Part A). $15

Part B). $13.5

Step-by-step explanation:

Part A).

Rita wants to buy a sweater that was originally priced at = $25

If sweater is on sale for 40% off, price of the sweater will be = $25 - 40% of the original price

= [tex]25-25\times{\frac{40}{100} }[/tex]

= 25 - 10

= $15

Therefore, Rita has to pay $15 before taxes.

Part B).

Rita has a coupon for an additional 10% off. Then the price of the sweater after applying coupon = $15 - 10% of 15

= [tex]15-15\times \frac{10}{100}[/tex]

= 15 - 1.5

= $13.5

By applying discount coupon further sale price of the sweater will be $13.5