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The price of a pair of sneakers was $80 for the last six mon
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The price of a pair of sneakers was $80 for the last six months of last year. On January first, the price increased 20%. After the price increase, an employee bought these sneakers with a 10% employee discount. What price did the employee pay?
A)$70.40
B)$82.00
C)$83.33
D)$86.40
E)$88.00
A)$70.40
B)$82.00
C)$83.33
D)$86.40
E)$88.00
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Re: The price of a pair of sneakers was $80 for the last six mon
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The price of a pair of sneakers was $80 for the last six months of last year. On January first, the price increased 20%. After the price increase, an employee bought these sneakers with a 10% employee discount. What price did the employee pay?
A)$70.40
B)$82.00
C)$83.33
D)$86.40
E)$88.00
A)$70.40
B)$82.00
C)$83.33
D)$86.40
E)$88.00
On January first, the price increased 20%
New price = $80 + (20% of $80)
= $80 + $16
= $96
After the price increase, an employee bought these sneakers with a 10% employee discount. What price did the employee pay?
Employee discount price = $96 - (10% of $96)
= $96 - $9.6
= $86.40
Answer: D
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