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mart [117]
2 years ago
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joanne cannot decide which of two washing machines to buy. The selling price of each is ​$660. The first is marked down by ​40%.

The second is marked down by ​30% with an additional 10​% off. Find the sale price of each washing machine. Use pencil and paper. Explain why joanne should buy the first washing machine rather than the second if the machines are the same except for the selling price.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Alexxx [7]2 years ago
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Answer: The first machine would cost $420

and the second machine would cost $432

you should buy the first machine

Step-by-step explanation:If you get a 30% discount, then you are paying 70% of the selling price.

Machine 1:  600(.70) = 420

Machine 2:  A 10% discount means you pay 90%

600(.90) = 540   But now you get a 20% discount on that amount, which means you would pay 80%

So, 540(.80) = 432

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