A jacket costs $30.50. If a sale at the store allows a customer to save $9.35 on the price of the jacket, how much will he pay for the jacket?

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I would just subtract 9.35 from 30.5 so you would get 21.15. This means he pays $21.15 for the jacket.

Murray Rowan answered Jan 26, 2019

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Answer:

He will pay for the jacket
$\$21.15$

Explanation:

To find how much will he pay for the jacket, subtract
$\$9.35$ from
$\$30.50$

$\$30.50-\$9.35=\$21.15$

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