If the price of a business math text rose to $220 and this was 7% more than the original price, what was the original selling price? (Round to the nearest cent.)

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Thebenman · Answer 1 · 2023-11-17T08:02:07+0000

Answer:

235.4

Explanation:

7% more than 220 would be 235.4

First you would turn 7% as a decimal which would be .07. Then, you would multiply .07 times 220 which would give you 15.4. Lastly, you would add 15.4 plus 220 which would equal 235.4.

7%=.07

.07×220=15.4

15.4+220=235.4

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