3 years ago

A cell phone costs $120 dollars. The price is reduced 30% for a sale. How much is the savings?

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Answer: $84

Step-by-step explanation: If the phone costs 120 and it’s reduced by 30% all you have to do is 120 multiplied by 0.3 which equals 36. So you take the original price and subtract it by 36. your answer will be 84

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