the original price of a pair of sneakers is $89.00 the store advertizes a sale for 15% off what is the sale price for the sneakers

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the original price of a pair of sneakers is $89.00 the store advertizes a sale for 15% off what is the sale price for the sneakers

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Answer:

$75.65

Explanation:

$89 x .15 = $13.35

$89 - $13.35 = $75.65

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