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Quinzel earns $1,254 each month. His total deductions are 20% of his pay. How much is deducted from his pay each month? A. $62.7

0 B. $627.20 C. $250.80 D. $245.72

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Blababa [14]3 years ago

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The answer is C. 250.80

change the percent to a decimal (0.20) and multiply 1,254x0.20=250.80

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