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Coupon A 60% off of $87 pants coupon B $55 rebate on $87 pants

Coupon A 60% off of $87 pants coupon B $55 rebate on $87 pants-example-1
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We are given two coupons A and B. Coupon A gives a 60% discount on a $87 item. Let's calculate the amount to pay by subtracting 60% of 87. We do that by multiplying 87 by 60/100, like this:


87((60)/(100))=52.2

Now we subtract this from the initial price, like this:


87-52.2=34.8

therefore, using coupon A she must pay $34.8

For coupon B there's a rebate of $55. We calculate the amount to pay by subtracting 55 to the total price of 87, like this:


87-55=32

Therefore, using coupon B she must pay $32.

Coupon B gives the lowest price, the price of coupon B compared to coupon A is calculated by subtracting both prices:


34.8-32=2.8

Therefore, with coupon B she pays $2.8 less than the price with coupon A.

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