Jordan went to the store to buy a bicycle that was advertised for $50. when he arrived, he learned that the model he wanted was sold out, but there was another bicycle available that cost 15% more.

To get the new price of the new bicycle: 

Take the $50 of the old bicycle and multiply it by 15% 
50 * 15% or 0.15 = 7.5

Now take the $50 of the old bicycle and add it by the number you got after multiplying it by 15% 
50 + 7.5 = $57.5 

Since the new bicycle is 15% more than the old bicycle that was $50 is $57.5 since the new one is 15% more than the price of the old one. 

Hope this helps! 

~ ShadowXReaper069

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