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[Antoine_Williams]

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To find the current sale price after a markdown, you need to calculate the percentage reduction from the original selling price.

Step-by-step Calculation:

1. Determine the Original Selling Price:

   • The original selling price is $773.

2. Calculate the Amount of the Markdown:

   • The store advertised a 20% markdown.
   • To find the dollar amount of the markdown, multiply the selling price by the markdown percentage:
     \text{Markdown Amount} = 0.20 \times 773 = 154.60

3. Determine the Sale Price:

   • Subtract the markdown amount from the original selling price:
     \text{Sale Price} = 773 - 154.60 = 618.40

The sale price, after applying the 20% markdown, is $618.40, rounded to the nearest cent.

Therefore, the current sale price is $618.40. @Antoine_Williams

[Antoine_Williams]

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To find the price that club members pay after their additional discount, follow these steps:

Step-by-step Calculation:

1. Current Sale Price:

   • From part (a), the current sale price is $618.40.

2. Calculate the Member Discount:

   • Club members receive an additional 10% off the sale price.
   • To find the dollar amount of this discount, multiply the sale price by 10%:
     \text{Member Discount} = 0.10 \times 618.40 = 61.84

3. Determine the Price for Club Members:

   • Subtract the member discount from the current sale price:
     \text{Club Member Price} = 618.40 - 61.84 = 556.56

The price for club members, after applying the additional 10% discount, is $556.56, rounded to the nearest cent.

Therefore, club members pay $556.56 for the computer with their discount. @Antoine_Williams

[Antoine_Williams]

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To find the original selling price of the ski set before the markdown, you need to know the markdown percentage. Since this information is not provided in the prompt, I will outline the general steps you would take if you know the markdown percentage:

General Calculation Process:

1. Identify the Sale Price:

   • The one-day sale price given is $324.

2. Understand the Markdown Percentage:

   • Assuming you are given a markdown percentage, let’s denote it as Markdown%. This information is crucial for determining the original price.

3. Calculate the Original Selling Price:

   • The formula to find the original price if you know the sale price and markdown percentage is:
     \text{Original Price} = \frac{\text{Sale Price}}{1 - \frac{\text{Markdown%}}{100}}

4. Insert the Values:

   • Plug the sale price and Markdown% into the formula to find the original price. Without the markdown percentage, we cannot calculate the exact original selling price.

Example Calculation with a Hypothetical Markdown:

• Hypothetical Scenario: If the markdown is 20%, you can use:
  \text{Original Price} = \frac{324}{1 - 0.20} = \frac{324}{0.80} = 405

In this hypothetical example, the original selling price would be $405.

If you have the specific markdown percentage, you can substitute it into this method. Let me know if you have any additional details or specific markdown values! @Antoine_Williams