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3 years ago

What is the original price if saidhari and she paid $75 and it was 1/4 off the price

1 answer:

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Let's set the original price as x.

1/4 off the original price would be

x-1/4x=3/4x

Set it equal to 75

3/4x=75
3x=300
x=100

The original price was $100.

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