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After being discounted 10%, a weather radio sells 62.96. Find the original price

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diamong [38]3 years ago

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First, you would change the percentage to decimal form (Change 10% to .10), then you would multiply $62.96 by .10 and you would get 6.296 or round up to 6.30. You would then add $6.30 to $62.96 and you should get $69.26.

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