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Last week the cost of a pair of socks was $3.25. This week they are on sale for $1.95. What is the percent change from last week

to this week?
Tell whether this is an increase or a decrease then give the percent the value changed.

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Alex_Xolod [135]3 years ago

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The socks are 40% off, and it is decreased to 60%.

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