Sierra buys a pack of candy that was on sale for 40 % off , the original price of the candy was 10 dollars . What is the new cost ?

Ashish Rathi asked Jun 8, 2023

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Ashish Rathi asked Jun 8, 2023

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Given data:

The original price of the candy was P=$10.

The given discount is d=40%.

The new cost of the candy after the discount is,

$\begin{gathered} C=(60)/(100)10 \\ =6 \end{gathered}$

Thus, the new cost of the candy after the discount is $6.

Lhagemann answered Jun 13, 2023

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