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The video tutorial explains how to calculate the discounted price of a jacket originally priced at $169.95 with a 35% discount. It demonstrates two methods: using proportions and a quicker method involving decimal conversion. The proportions method involves setting up a ratio and solving for the discounted price, while the quicker method calculates the discount amount directly and subtracts it from the original price. Both methods arrive at the same discounted price of $110.47.

What is the original price of the jacket before any discount is applied?

• $109.95

• $169.95

• $110.47

• $59.48

What percentage of the original price does the new price represent after a 35% discount?

• 100%

• 65%

• 35%

• 50%

What is the discounted price of the jacket using the proportion method?

• $59.48

• $100.00

• $169.95

• $110.47

How much is the discount amount when the original price is $169.95 and the discount is 35%?

• $65.00

• $110.47

• $59.48

• $169.95

What is the quicker method to find the discounted price directly?

• Subtract the discount amount from the original price

• Multiply the original price by 0.35

• Add 35% to the original price

• Multiply the original price by 0.65