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At a sale this week,a suit is being sold for $364. This is a 35% discount from the original price. What is the original price?

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Okay, here we have this:

Considering the provided information, we are going to calculate the requested original price, so we obtain the following:

So we have the following formula:

Discount Price=Original Price*(100%-Discount)

Clearing for "Original price":

Discount Price=Original Price*(100%-Discount)

Original Price=Discount Price/(100%-Discount)

Replacing with the given data:

Original Price=Discount Price/(100%-Discount)

Original Price=$364/(100%-35%)

Original Price=$364/(65%)

Original Price=$364/(0.65)

Original Price=$560

Finally we obtain that the original price is $560.

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