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office depot reduced it's $450.00 kodak digital camera by$59.00. what is the new selling price of the digital camera? ifoffice depot sold 1,400 cameras at the new price what were the stores digital camera sales?  $450-$59.00=new selling price of $391.00 so, 1,400x$391.00 would be - what?
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$450-$59.00=new selling price of $391.00

1,400x$391.00 =$547400.00 is the stores digital camera sales

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