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4 years ago

In a sale all prices are reduced by 25%. julie sees a jacket that cost 35 before the sale what is the sale price of

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motikmotik4 years ago

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Discount=0.25x35=8.75
Original price-discount
35-8.75
=26.25 is the sale price

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