Math, asked by nhudungvo, 10 months ago

The original price of a pair of boots was $150. During a seasonal sale,
it was sold at a discount of 15%. As a result, the shopkeeper incurred a loss of $5.
a/ What was the cost of the pair of boots?
b/ What percentage discount should the shopkeeper give on the original price if
he wanted to get a profit of $10?

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Answered by amdn45242
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Answer:

the profit for this question is 165

Answered by Anonymous
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