A software distributor charges \$41$41dollar sign, 41 per license of a particular utility. The distributor offers a 10\%10%10, percent discount on each license after the first 202020. How much would a business pay to buy 404040 licenses of the utility?

1558

Step-by-step explanation:

The first 202020 licenses cost full price, which is \$41$41dollar sign, 41 each. Thus, the first 202020 licenses cost a total of \$41 \cdot 20 = \$820$41⋅20=$820dollar sign, 41, dot, 20, equals, dollar sign, 820.

Hint #2

The remaining licenses have a 10\%10%10, percent discount. That means they cost 90\%90%90, percent of the full price. Let's write 90\%90%90, percent in its decimal form, 0.90.90, point, 9, in order to multiply.

\qquad 0.9 \cdot \$41 = \$36.900.9⋅$41=$36.900, point, 9, dot, dollar sign, 41, equals, dollar sign, 36, point, 90

Hint #3

There are 40 - 20 = 2040−20=2040, minus, 20, equals, 20 licenses at the reduced price of \$36.90$36.90dollar sign, 36, point, 90. Thus, the remaining 202020 licenses cost a total of \$36.90 \cdot 20 = \$738$36.90⋅20=$738dollar sign, 36, point, 90, dot, 20, equals, dollar sign, 738.

Hint #4

To find the cost for all 404040 licenses, let's add the costs of the full price and discounted licenses.

\qquad \$820 + \$738 = \$1558$820+$738=$1558dollar sign, 820, plus, dollar sign, 738, equals, dollar sign, 1558

Hint #5

The business would pay \$1558$1558dollar sign, 1558 to buy the licenses.

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