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2 years ago

In a sale there is 30% off a pair of jeans. The sale price is £56. What was the price before the sale ?

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myrzilka [38]2 years ago

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(1+0.30)=1.30
56 (1.3) = 72.80

The price of the pair jeans before the sale was $72.80

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