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ok know a pair of shoes costing 62.50 is mrkd 40 percent off. what is the sale price?
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To who ever answer this plz explain how yuh got ths answer
wow yuh just conused meh
oops...you first need to understand proportions...or just simply use calculator Multiply 62.5 to 60% To that answer divide the 100... i will delete the other answer to dont confuse more hehe
you take 62.50, then turn 40 into .40 multiply, add ur answer to the original number. tell me if im wrong
yea that wrng
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wait, is this percentages? thats for percents
my answer
40% off means: final price = original price - 0.4(original price) final price = (1-0.4)original price final price = 0.6(original price) final price = 0.6($62.50) final price = $37.50
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