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Y = X - ( 20x). What is the sale price if the cereal cost $4.00?

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Question:

The grocery store has 20% off from the original price on cereal. The equation for finding the sale price would be y = x - (.20x). What is the sale price if the cereal cost $4.00?

Answer:

The sales price is $3.20

Explanation:

Given


y = Sales\ Price


x = Cost


y = x - (0.20x)

Required

Determine y when x = 4.00

To do this, we simply substitute 4.00 for x in
y = x - (0.20x)


y = 4.00 - (0.20 * 4.00)


y = 4.00 - 0.80


y = 3.20

Hence, the sales price is $3.20

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