Chris went to a clothing store's end-of-season sale where everything was on sale for 1/5 off. he found a jacket priced at $120.00.
chris went to the register expecting to pay less than $120.00 for the jacket, but when he got there chris learned that the price on the tag was the discounted price. the cashier told chris that the tag already reflected a savings of 1/5 off of the original price.
the original price of the jacket before the sale was $(blank)
. the price chris expected to pay for the jacket was $(blank)
. if chris paid the price he expected, it would have been a savings of $(blank)
off of the original price.
me find out the missing blanks!

$150.00; $96.00; $54.00

Step-by-step explanation:

A. Original price

The discounted price is ⅕ less than the original price.

In other words, it is ⅘ of the original price.

120.00 = Original price × ⅘

120.00 ÷ ⅘ = Original price

Original price = 120.00 × ⁵/₄ = $150.00

The original price of the jacket before the sale was $150.00

B. Expected price

Chris expected to pay ⅕ less than $120.00.

⅕ × 120.00 = $24.00

120.00 - 24.00 = $96.00

The price Chris expected to pay for the jacket was $96.00.

3. Potential savings

150.00 - 96.00 = $54.00

If Chris paid the price he expected, it would have been a savings of $54.00 off the original price.

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i did it myself and i got 4.2 (b) hope its right

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