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Paige Sanders bought a dozen eggs at a store for 3.65. She bought the same size eggs the next week at the same store for 2.92. W

hat was the percent of decrease?
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algol132 years ago

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The percent of decrease is $0.73. To get that subtract 3.65-2.92 which equals 0.73.

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