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3 years ago
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A T-shirt is on sale for 20 % off. The sale price is $18 ,What was the original price?Explain.
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Pavel
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3 years ago
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The original price was $22.5.
18 divided by 0.8 is 22.5.
If you double check 22.5 times 0.8, you will get 18, your sales price.
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