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1 Your Shopping Spree

2 Chose two of the following stores to shop.
Choose items to buy and record them on your chart along with the cost of your chosen items. Compute your total amount spent. Use the next slide to determine the discount for each store. Complete the discount chart.

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4 The following pages are the items you will chose to buy at third and final store.
Ballew’s Bargain Expo

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7 Original price: $49.99 Sale price $37.49

8 Original price $29.99 Sale price $6.99 Original price $30 Sale price $15

9 Original Price: $34.95 Sale Price: $14.99 Original Price $40 Sale Price: $20 Original Price: $52 Sale Price: $26.99

10 Original Price: $29 Sale Price: $19 Original Price: $25 Sale Price: $14.95 Original Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $6.99

11 Original Price: $595 Sale Price: $49.99 Original Price: $70 Sale Price: $37 Original Price: $25 Sale Price: $17.99

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