The stock of company A lost $2.61 throughout the day and ended at the value of $62.64. By what percent did the stock decline

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1 answer:

Dominik [7]3 years ago

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If we add $2.61 to $62.24, we get the starting amount of $65.25.

$2.61 is 4% of $65.25.

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