The formula C=P (1-d) is used to find the cost of an item that is discounted.

C represents the cost of an item after a discount. P represents the original price of an item, and d is the amount of the discount written as a percent in decimal form.

Solve for d.

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Alexzander Rhodes

2 February, 03:10

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Carlee Rasmussen · Answer 1

C=p (1-d)

uh so u have to get d one side alone

c/p = 1-d

c/p + 1 = d I believe

The formula C=P (1-d) is used to find the cost of an item that is discounted.C represents the cost of an item after a discount. P represents the original price of an item, and d is the amount of the discount written as a percent in decimal form.Solve for d.