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Suppose you are offered a used car for $2,500, less 15%. Then a second dealer offers to sell you a similar car for $2,350 less 10%, plus a $25 tune-up charge. Which is the lower offer? How much less is it?
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Suppose you are offered a used car for $2,500, less 15%. Then a second dealer offers to sell you a similar car for $2,350 less 10%, plus a $25 tune-up charge. Which is the lower offer? How much less is it?
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Suppose you are offered a used car for $2,500, less 15%. Then a second dealer offers to sell you a similar car for $2,350 less 10%, plus a $25 tune-up charge. Which is the lower offer? How much less is it?

category

business

options

  1. $40
  2. $30
  3. $35
  4. $20
  5. $0
  6. $50
  7. $15
  8. $5
  9. $25
  10. $10

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stemez-Business

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
736
task_id
19a5f3a9-bdb7-5a11-895d-8d758d559130
task_key
default--test--736
task_revision_id
1
config / split
default / test

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