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3 years ago

The orginal price :$45.00;markdown: 20%

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2 answers:

Finger [1]3 years ago

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$36 because 20% of 45 is 9 and 45 - 9 is 36!

pochemuha3 years ago

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the answer is 36, because if the total is 100%, then you divide 100 with 20 to get 5, then you divide 45 with 5 which gets you 9, finally you do 45-9 and that gets you 36.

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