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Mathematics, 15.10.2020 21:01 lg0844

You have wanted a car you entire life (literally since you were born) What a deal!!! "What could go wrong" you ask yourself. You buy the car for $625 (and the man in the hood walks off smiling). As your parent(s) drive you home after picking you up next to your broken down vehicle 3 hours later, they ask you what the original price of the car was before the price reduction. What was the original price of your "dream car"?

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