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An item is originally marked $280. you see a 40% off discount sign that will automatically be applied at the register. what single factor, as a percent, can you use to find the new price directly? what is the new price? (do not forget percent and dollar symbols, where appropriate)

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Final answer:

The single factor, as a percent, that can be used to find the new price directly is 60%. The new price is $168 after applying the 40% off discount.

Step-by-step explanation:

The single factor, as a percent, that can be used to find the new price directly is 60%. To find the new price, you can subtract the discount from the original price. Since the discount is 40% off, you would multiply the original price by 60% (100% - 40%) to find the new price.


Let's calculate the new price using this method:


  1. Original Price: $280

  2. Discount: 40% of $280 = $280 * 40% = $112

  3. New price: $280 - $112 = $168



So, the new price after applying the 40% off discount is $168.

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