3 years ago

Calculate the % loss1.cost price of an article =$282.selling price of an article=$21

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Answer:

25% percent loss

Step-by-step explanation:

since 7 can go into 28 4 time, which means that it is a quarter and a quarter is 25

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Calculate the % loss1.cost price of an article =$282.selling price of an article=$21​