Traci wants to buy rings that cost 50$ each. A jewler is offering a deal in which you buy 1 ring and get the 2nd for 25% off and the 3rd fo 50% off. The sales tax is 8%. Traci will buy 3 rings. How much money will Traci save using the deal instead of paying full price for all rings?
The first ring is $50, the second ring is 37.50 and the third ring is 25.00
The total of the rings before tax is 112.50 and $121.50 after tax
Answer:
$40.50ยข
Step-by-step explanation:
First Deal
Step 1: Multiply 3 rings to 50
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Step 2: Find the sales tax of the total cost (result)
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Second Deal
1 Ring = $50
2 rings = $37.5
Step 1: Find 25% off the original price
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3 Rings = $25
Step 1: Find 50% off the original price
\(\frac{50}{100} \times \frac{50}{y} = 25\)
\(50 - 35 = 25\)
Total calculation
Step 1: Add all the results together
\(50 + 37.5 + 25 = 112.5\)
Sales Tax
Find the sale tax of the total amount of the second deal
Step 1: Let "y" be the variable
\(\frac{8}{100} \times \frac{112.5}{y} = 9\)
Step 2: Add the result to the total price
\(113.5 + 9 = 121.5\)
How much was saved
Step 1: Subtract the Second deal from the First Deal
\(162.0 - 121.5 = 40.5\)
Taci will save $40.50 if she used the second deal instead of the first deal.