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lions [1.4K]
2 years ago
8

Your city is having a sneaker convention! A pair of Ground Morgans is 20% less expensive than a pair of Elite Butterflies, Elite

Butterflies are 30% more expensive than Cloud Trainers, and Cloud Trainers are 50% less expensive than Floating Jumps. What percent of the cost of a pair of Floating Jumps is a pair of Ground Morgans?
Mathematics
1 answer:
sashaice [31]2 years ago
8 0

The percent of the cost of a pair of Floating Jumps is a pair of Ground Morgans is 48% Expensive.

<u>Explanation:</u>

Let the cost of Ground Morgans be 100

Cost of Ground Morgans = Cost of Elite Butterflies – 20% Cost of Elite Butterflies

100 = 0.8 X Cost of Elite Butterflies

125 = Cost of Elite Butterflies

Similarly,

Cost of Cloud Trainers = 96.15

Cost of Floating Jumps = 192.3

Hence % of Floating Jumps to Ground Morgans = (192.3 – 100)/192.3 = 47.99 = 48%

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