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Anuta_ua [19.1K]3 years ago

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The answer is £140

First you find 20% of 1200 (which is basically 20 times 12) which gives you £240.

You add £240 to £1200 which is £1440

Then you take £300 off £1440 since he already paid the deposit.

That leaves you with £1140

1140 divided by 10 is 114

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