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What is the net price of a vacuum cleaner originally priced at $185, when the discounts are
25/80?
$27.75
What is the net-price rate when a drill kit originally priced at $165 is discounted 15% on top of
10%?
76.5%
What is the final discount rate when Findley's Department store discounts all pants 30/40?
12%
Martina's Electronics offers trade discounts and additional discounts to encourage large orders.
What is the net price for a television if the total invoice is over $500?
$107.56
On her last four math tests, Tenisha Rowly had 90%, 94%, 87%, and 83%. What is her mean
(average) test score?
88.5%
The list price of a diamond ring is $662. The jeweler is offering a chain discount of 15% less
10%. What is the final net price of the ring?
$506.43
What is the final net price of a coat, originally priced at $300, when the spring discounts are
25/80?
$45
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