Question

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Answer 1

\[\Large\color{Crimson }{percent~decrease=\frac{|first~price-second~price|}{ first~ price} *100~\text{%}}\]

Answer 2

so \[\frac{ 182 }{ 280 }\]

Answer 3

* 100?

Answer 4

DO you mean::\[\LARGE percentage~decrease =\frac{ 280-182 }{ 280 }*100=??\]

Answer 5

ypur laytext did not work

Answer 6

your

Answer 7

why?

Answer 8

idk i dont see it

Answer 9

the first or the second??

Answer 10

bruh 35 lol

Answer 11

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @3mar
\[\Large\color{Crimson }{percent~decrease=\frac{|first~price-second~price|}{ first~ price} *100~\text{%}}\]
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
i can see this 1

Answer 12

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @3mar
DO you mean:[\LARGE percentage~decrease =\frac{ 280-182 }{ 280 }*100=??\]
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
not this 1

Answer 13

\[\large percentage~decrease =\frac{ 280-182 }{ 280 }*100=...\]

Answer 14

may i join the conversation? got a few questions too:D

Answer 15

@likeabossssssss
Can you see it now!?

Answer 16

yea

Answer 17

That is good!
Can you plug in your prices now?

Answer 18

65%??

Answer 19

\[\frac{ 280-182 }{ 280 }*100=\frac{ 98 }{ 280 }*100=0.35*100=??\]

Answer 20

i got 35

Answer 21

You got the right answer!
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Answer 22

thx

Answer 23

Don't mention it!
I really appreciate that!

+Thank you for the medal!
I hope I helped you.

Answer 24

is it correct to say "98 is what percent of 280?" @3mar

Answer 25

Yes, @karim728
That also works!

Answer 26

so then why this dont work.. 98 +(x/100)=280
where x/100 is some percent

Answer 27

Is that what you mean?