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3 years ago

Marcia bought a car for £34500 and sold it for £29700. what was her percentage loss?

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Lapatulllka [165]3 years ago

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Answer:

cost of car = 34500

selling price = 29700

amount of loss = 34500 - 29700 = 4800

loss percentage = (loss amount ÷ cost price ) * 100

= 13.913 ≈ 14% loss

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