A clothing store is raising the price of all its sweaters by $3.00. Write a expression that could be used to find the new prices of a sweater that originally cost d: dollars.
y=d-3. Y is equal to the cost of the sweaters before the price was raised. D represents the price of the sweaters after the price jump. The three is how much the sweater price was raised by. Say the new price of the sweaters are $29.99 each. You would plug in 29.99 for d. y=29.99-3. The new price of the sweaters would be $26.99 (this is just a sample problem)
