Answer: The estimate for the discount(in $) is 0.2(20) .
Explanation:
Given : Cost of jacket = $22.50
Discount rate = 20%
In decimal , it will be 0.20 [when we convert a percent into decimal we divide it by 100]
Formula : Discount price = (Discount rate) x (Cost price)
For given case , Discount price = (Discount rate) x (Cost price of jacket)
=(0.20) x ($22.50)
Here , 22.50≈ 20 [round off to nearest tens]
Then, (0.20) x ($22.50)≈ $0.2(20)
Hence, the estimate for the discount(in $) is 0.2(20).