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A music store buys instruments and then sells them for 30% more than they originally paid. if the store buys a guitar for $45 then what will the store sell it for?
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Answer to a math question A music store buys instruments and then sells them for 30% more than they originally paid. if the store buys a guitar for $45 then what will the store sell it for?
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1. Calculate 30% of the original price:
0.30 \times 45 = 13.5
2. Add this amount to the original price:
45 + 13.5 = 58.5
Hence, the store will sell the guitar for $58.50.
2. Add this amount to the original price:
Hence, the store will sell the guitar for $58.50.
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