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The cost of a trailer decreases in value by 25% What is the cost of the trailer if it was initially bought for $125 b $250 C. $3

75 d. $750 e x dollars

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the answer isn't there, but the answer is $93.75

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See attachment for illustration of each case

Required

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Case 1:

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