For most sale papers that list this kind of promotion, you can buy one item and get the other "item of equal value" for free, so many dollars off, or a percentage off. The "item of equal value" qualifier means that your second item must be the same price (or cheaper).
So if Macy's is advertising 'buy one sweater and get one free' (item of equal value), I can purchase my first sweater for 34.99 and my second one is free if my second sweater is 34.99 or less.
Be a prudent shopper, cash registers are basically computers that can/will figure up the discount for you. If I purchased three items in the above scenario, many registers would automatically take my lowest priced item to make free or reduced. So, by thinking ahead, I can save even more money! Hope this helps.
Net value of an item
Net value of an item
The mean of a single value is the value itself, therefore, the mean of 367000 is equal to 367000.
To be equivalent means to be the same as a value or thing. So yes, it does mean equal.
It means that the measure of the first item is 32 times as large as the measure of the second item.
That depends, do you mean as a functional item or as a piece of art?
Any item that maintains its worth over time.
Any item that maintains its worth over time
It means having the same value.
Reassessing simply means to assess something again, or to reconsider something. Typically monitory value is assessed, or assigned to an item before the item is sold, sometimes one needs to re-think what the value of an item is. That is reassessing.
The value of a ratio - of two numbers - is the value of the first divided by the second.
Equivalent, same, equal to, same value, same magnitude, etc...