Math, asked by laniflower8, 11 months ago

Shopping: Discounts Situation: You want to buy three books that are on sale at 20% off. The original prices of the books are $2.50, $4.95, and $6.00. How much will you save?
Calculation With Distribution (Show all steps .) Calculation Without Distribution (Show all steps .) I think it is easier: which one do you think is easier to distribute or to not distribute. Why I Think it is Easier:

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Answered by jacobcunningham202
6

20% off all three...

You can take discounts separately and add them, or add them and then take the discount...so,

.2($2.50+$4.95+$6.00) =

.2($13.45) = $2.69

hope this helped

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laniflower8: can you put the steps in Distribution and one of them with out it
jacobcunningham202: ok i'll try
laniflower8: kk
jacobcunningham202: Take each individual price and calculate the tax.
2.50 x 6%
2.50 x 0.06 = 0.15
The tax on the $2.50 item is 15 cents.

8.75 x 0.06 = 0.525
The tax on the $8.75 item is 53 cents.
with Distribution
jacobcunningham202: Without distribution:
Add all of the prices together and find the overall tax.
2.50 + 8.75 + 3.00 + 10.25 = 24.50
24.50 x 0.06 = 1.47
laniflower8: thx
laniflower8: thats all
laniflower8: hope you enjoy your points
jacobcunningham202: thanks
jacobcunningham202: #BEBRAILY
Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Answer= $2.69

$2.50+$4.95+$6.00=$13.45

20%=0.20

$13.45*0.20=$2.69

You will save $2.69

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