Calculate the original price of these items before the percentage changes shown. Show all of your working.

a) A coat that costs £46.50
after a 7% price reduction

b) A jumper that costs £32.80 after a price increase of
6%

50 and 30.94

Step-by-step explanation:

The coat cost 46.5 pounds after a 7 percent reduction

so we can write:

using the proprtionality relation:

x= (100*46.5)/93 = 50

so the initial price of the coat is 50 pounds

The jumper costs 32.8 pounds after an increase of 6 percent

so:

using proportionality:

x= (100*32.8)/106 = 30.94

the initial price is 30.94 pounds

a. £50

b. £30.94

Step-by-step explanation:

100-7=93

x×93/100=46.50

x×93=46.50×100=4650

x=4650/93=50 £

b.

100+6=106

y×106/100=32.80

y×100=32.80×100=3280

y=3280/106≈30.94£

0.84 dang lotta people are looking for this lol or if you round up its 1 but the overall answer to that is 0.84

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