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A 6 pound watermelon cost $2.40 before a 3% discount which equation would allow you to find a discount price of the watermelon

A 6 pound watermelon cost $2.40 before a 3% discount which equation would allow you to find a discount price of the watermelon
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a 6 pound watermelon cost $2.40 before a 3% discount which equation would allow you to find a discount price of the watermelon

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Answer:

Iready Answer: d=0.7 x $2.40

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User Daquon
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$2.40-3%=

$2.40×0.97=

=$2.328

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