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Original price of a calendar: $14.50 discount: 30% find the new price for the item after the discount
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original price of a calendar: $14.50 discount: 30% find the new price for the item after the discount
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First find 30% of $14.50
= 30/100 x 14.50
=$4.35
Than take away $4.35 away from $14.50
=14.50 - 4.35
=$10.15
Therefore the new price is $10.15
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Here, Original price = $14.50
Discount = 30%
Now, Amount of discount = 14.50*0.30 = $4.35
So, price after discount would be: $14.50 - $4.35 = $10.15
Your answer is $10.15
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