A 16 pound bag of dog food normally sells for $16.98 it is on sale for 18% off the regular price what is the discount

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tiny-mole [99]2 years ago

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The price is now 13.92 (13.9236) <span>16.98-13.92 </span>It's a $3.06 discount

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