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Papessa [141]
4 years ago
10

During a sale, everything in the store was ⅕ off the ticketed price. What percent of an item's original price should you expect

to pay?
Mathematics
1 answer:
tiny-mole [99]4 years ago
4 0
You would pay 80% of the original price because 1/5 is 20% and you would subtract 20 from 100 to get 80 as your answer 

Hope this Helps :3
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