At a certain store, the price of a pair of shoes is twenty dollars more than three times the price of a pair of jeans and the price of a sweater is sixty percent more than the price of a pair of shoes. If the price of a pair of jeans is j dollars at this store, then what is the price, in dollars, of a pair of shoes, a sweater and a pair of jeans, in terms of j ?
Answers:	A) 1.5j + 10	B) 3j + 20	C) 4.5j + 30	D) 5.5j + 30	E) 8.6j + 52
Ans 8.6j + 52   Given   Price of Jeans = J   Price of shoes = 20+3J   Price of Sweater = 1.6(20+3J)   Total Price of all three items = J+20+3J+1.6(20+3J) = 52+8.6J
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At a certain store, the price of a pair of shoes is twenty dollars more than three times the price of a pair of jeans and the price of a sweater is sixty percent more than the price of a pair of shoes. If the price of a pair of jeans is j dollars at this store, then what is the price, in dollars, of a pair of shoes, a sweater and a pair of jeans, in terms of j ?