Math, asked by gokug1277, 9 months ago

A shop has an offer on jumpers as shown below.

Buy 3 jumpers and get 1 free!

Kara gets 5 jumpers.
After applying the offer, each one ends up costing £6.80 per jumper.
What is the regular cost of one jumper when not in this offer?

Answers

Answered by Cjennifer2019
2

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Change everything into 10ths as follows:

1/10 + 2.5/10 = 3.5/10 of an hour to make one bracelet. Then change to 20ths so the numerator is a whole number.

Divide your time available by the time it takes to make one.

                 

                                                21  

                                                4             = 420= 15 bracelets

                                                7                 28

                                               20

(as a whole number there was no fraction or remainder to round off)

Answered by Jasleen0599
1

Given:

On buying 3 jumpers, we get 1 jumper free.

No of jumpers Kara got = 5

After applying the offer, cost of 1 jumper = £6.80

To Find:

The regular cost of one jumper when not in this offer.

Calculation:

- Total cost of jumpers = 5 × 6.80 = £ 34  

- Kara got total 5 jumpers.

⇒ Kara bought 4 jumpers and got 1 jumper free as per the offer.

⇒ The cost of 4 jumpers = £ 34

⇒  The cost of 1 jumper = 34/4 = £ 8.5

- So, the regular cost of one jumper when not in this offer is £ 8. 5.

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