$82 jacket, 30% discount

$57.40

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the discount you do

82 times .30

which equals

24.6

that is how much the discount takes off the price

then you do

82 - 24.6

= 57.4

= 57.40

Hope this helps dude

$57.40

Step-by-step explanation:

There are two different ways to solve this, so I’ll explain both of them in case you need them in the future!

(1) Case 1:

Since 100% of $82.00 is $82.00, and we want to find the price when 30% is not included, there is 100%-30% = 70% of the initial cost in the final answer. We can multiply $82.00 by the decimal equivalent of 70/100 (0.7) to find that the discount makes the cost $57.40!

(2) Case 2:

To take a bit of a longer approach, you can calculate what 30% of the cost of $82.00 is by multiplying:

$82.00 x 30/100 = $24.60

Then, you would take that discount off of the initial cost:

$82.00 - $24.60 = $57.40

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