The sweater that Kylie wants to buy is on sale for 85% of its regular price. If the sweater regularly costs $47.60, how much will she pay? Round to the nearest cent, If necessary.

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To find out how much Kylie will pay for the sweater that is on sale for 85% of its regular price, we start with the regular price of the sweater, which is $47.60.

First, we calculate 85% of the regular price:

\[ \text{Sale Price} = \text{Regular Price} \times \text{Sale Percentage} \]

\[ \text{Sale Price} = 47.60 \times 0.85 \]

Now, we perform the multiplication:

\[ \text{Sale Price} = 47.60 \times 0.85 = 40.46 \]

Thus, the amount Kylie will pay for the sweater is:

\[ \boxed{40.46} \]

So, Kylie will pay $40.46 for the sweater.