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a sporting goods store offers a 40% discount on all golf clubs. Rocco spent 20% of the money in his savings account on a golf putter. he paid $48 for the putter after the discount. part A. how much money did Rocco have in his saving account before buying the putter ($240) part B. Rocco wants to use the rest of the money in his savings account to buy a set of golf irons that has an original price of $350. does Rocco have enough money to buy the golf irons. explain. ( no cuz this will cost $210 and he only has $192 left in his savings account) part C. Rocco's friend works at the sporting goods store and gets 10% off the already discounted price. if Rocco's friend buys the golf irons how much will his friend have to pay? (need help on this part)

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$189

If the discounted price is $210, and his friend gets a 10% discount on that price, you can divide 210/10 and get 21.

Rocco's friend gets a $21 discount on the $210 irons, so therefore he will be paying $189
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Based on the already discounted price, the amount that Rocco's friend will pay is $189.

How much will Rocco's friend pay?

First find the discounted price from the $350.

This can be found as:

= 350 x ( 1 - 40%)

= 350 x 60%

= $210

Assuming Rocco's friend gets a further 10% discount, the new price will be:

= 210 x (1 - 10%)

= 210 x 90%
= $189

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