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Al bought a fishing pole for 60% off its original price of $97. If the tax was 4% (of the sale price), how much did Al pay for the fishing pole?
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Al bought a fishing pole for 60% off its original price of $97. If the tax was 4% (of the sale price), how much did Al pay for the fishing pole?
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$40.35
Explanation:
60% off of the fishing poles price means Al payed for 40% of the original price. (So, you multiply 97 by .40 - And you get 38.8)
For the tax you multiply 38.8 times .04- You should get 1.552
Lastly, add 38.8 and 1.522 together.
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