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

In each equation the variable 'd' represents the discounted price

A.) d = 0.7 x $2.40

B.) 2.40 = 0.3d

C.) 2.40 = 0.7d

D.) d = 0.3 x $2.40

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Zain Villarreal

14 October, 04:49

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Arely Dickerson · Answer 1

A) d=0.7 x $2.40

2.40x30%=0.72

2.40-0.72=1.68

Agustin Caldwell · Answer 2

A.) d = 0.7 x $2.40

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A 6-pound watermelon costs $2.40 before a 30% discount. Which equation would allow you to find the discounted price of the watermelon?In each equation the variable 'd' represents the discounted priceA.) d = 0.7 x $2.40B.) 2.40 = 0.3dC.) 2.40 = 0.7dD.) d = 0.3 x $2.40