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An instrument store gives 10 percent discount off the original cost of an instrument 15 percent is taken off the discounted price Julie buys a flute for 306 how much did it originally cost?
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100%-15%=85% 306/85%=360
100%-10%=90% 360/90%=400
Answer=400
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