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A 6-pound watermelon costs $2.40 before a 30% discount. Which equation will allow you to find the discounted price of the watermelon?

A 6-pound watermelon costs $2.40 before a 30% discount. Which equation will allow you to find the discounted price of the watermelon?
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A 6-pound watermelon costs $2.40 before a 30% discount. Which equation will allow you to find the discounted price of the watermelon?

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User Honza Javorek
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Answer:

Iready Answer: d=0.7 x $2.40

Explanation:

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User Reinherd
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Answer:

$1.68

Explanation:

2.40 x .70 =1.68

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User Derdida
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