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A few weeks ago, Vera bought 5 apples from her local farmers' market. Today, she bought 4 apples. What is the percent of decreas

e in the number of apples bought?

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NikAS [45]3 years ago

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20% decrease

5-4=1
1÷5×100= 20

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