ask a question:. My guess for the jeans cost was $42.95 x0.25=$10.74 which will mean jeans would cost $42.95-$10.74=$32.21. Because I would have to multiply 25% to the original jean price to get a discounted price. A. Jean original price was $42.95 last season. B. Sale price of jeans would be multiply $42.95 original price of jeans x0.25 which is 25%, $42.95x0.25=$10.74, then subtract original price of jeans and discount to get the total amount of jeans will cost after sale price. $42.95-$10.74=$32.21 will be the sale price of the jeans after the 25% sale. C. Yes I got the sale price that I expected, because I had multiplied the 25% by the original price and then deducted it from original price to get the discounted price. 2. I think they would cost the original price of $42.95. Because price would decrease 25% and then go back up 25% to the original price, is what I would have thought. A. The original price of the jeans are $42.95 and multiply by .25 to get, $42.95-$10.74=$32.21, and then add the price of $32.21 multiply by 25% will equal, $32.21 + $8.05=$40.26. The jeans will cost $40.26 after the price