A sweater is on sale for 25% off the original price. The original price is $50 write a solution to calculate and print the sale price.

37.5

50 * 25/100

25/100=0.25

50=(1-0.25)x
50=(0.75)x
50/0.75=x
$66.666=x

Well, isn't that a "knit"-ty situation! To calculate the sale price, we just need to multiply the original price by the discount percentage and subtract it from the original price. So, let's get "punny" with the math:

Original price: $50
Discount percentage: 25%

Sale price = Original price - (Original price x Discount percentage)
= $50 - ($50 x 0.25)
= $50 - $12.50
= $37.50

Voila! The sale price of the sweater is $37.50. Now you can "seamlessly" look stylish without breaking the bank!

To calculate the sale price of the sweater, you need to find the amount of discount first, and then subtract that amount from the original price.

Step 1: Calculate the amount of the discount:
The discount is given as 25% off the original price, which can be mathematically represented as 25% of $50. To do this, you multiply the original price ($50) by the discount percentage (25%) and convert it to decimal form.

Discount = Original Price * (Discount Percentage / 100)
Discount = $50 * (25 / 100)
Discount = $50 * 0.25
Discount = $12.50

Step 2: Calculate the sale price by subtracting the discount from the original price:
Sale Price = Original Price - Discount
Sale Price = $50 - $12.50
Sale Price = $37.50

So, the sale price of the sweater after a 25% discount is $37.50.