a) Mrs. Nelson will pay $45 for the speaker at Kohl's.
b) Mrs. Nelson would pay $43.70 for the speaker at Target.
c) Mrs. Nelson would get the best deal from Target's.
Step-by-step explanation:
Selling price at Kohl = $60.00
Discount coupon = 25%
Purchase price of Target = $38.00
Mark up = 15%
a.) How much would Mrs. Nelson pay for the speaker at Kohl’s?
Discount = 25% of selling price
Discount amount = [tex]\frac{25}{100}*60=\frac{1500}{100}[/tex]
Discount amount = $15
Cost after discount = Selling price - Discount amount
Cost after discount = 60-15 = $45
Mrs. Nelson will pay $45 for the speaker at Kohl's.
b.) How much would Mrs. Nelson pay for this speaker at Target?
Mark up = 15% of purchase price
Mark up amount = [tex]\frac{15}{100}*38=\frac{570}{100}[/tex]
Mark up amount = $5.70
Price after mark up = Purchase price + Mark up amount
Price after mark up = 38.00+5.70 = $43.70
Mrs. Nelson would pay $43.70 for the speaker at Target.
c.) Which store would Mrs. Nelson get the best deal and by how much?
Difference between prices = 45-43.70 = $1.30
Mrs. Nelson will save $15 on Kohl's and she will get the speaker at $43.70 at Target's, therefore, she would save $1.30 more if she buys speaker from Target's.
Mrs. Nelson would get the best deal from Target's.
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