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Steph paid $178 after receiving a discount of 15% on a pair of shoes. How much did the shoes cost before the discount? Please help.

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204.7 is the price before the discount.

Step-by-step explanation:

proof: 178 x 0.15 = 26.7

26.7 + 178 = 204.7

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