A store sells paint sets. Each paint set costs the same amount. During a sale, the store reduces the price of each paint set by $1.30. Jasmine spends $16.45 on 5 paint sets at the sale price.
What was the price of 1 paint set before the sale?

The cost of 1 paint set before the sale was $4.59

From the question, we are told that 5 paints set cost $16.45. From this, we can know the cost of 1 paint.

Cost of 1 paint set = cost of 5 paints set / 5

Cost of 1 paint set = $16.45 / 5

Cost of 1 paint set = $3.29

We are then asked the price of 1 paint set before the sale?

Since the store reduces the price of each paint set before selling it, this them means that we will add $1.30 to the price during the sales .

If the cost of 1 paint set during sales is $3.29, then

the cost of 1 paint set before the sale = $3.29 + $1.30

the cost of 1 paint set = $4. 59

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$4.59

Step-by-step explanation:

At the sale price:

5 paints set cost Jasmine $16.45

Each paint set = Total cost of 5 paints set / 5

= $16.45 / 5

= $3.29

What was the price of 1 paint set before the sale?

Because the store reduces the price of each paint set by $1.30 before selling, we will add $1.30 to the price of each paint set during sales

Price of each paint set during sales = $3.29

price of 1 paint set before the sale = $3.29 + $1.30

= $4. 59

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