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2 years ago

max found a jacket on sale for 35% Off its original price. what percent of the original price will max pay for the jacket

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andrezito [222]2 years ago

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Say the price was $100 to level out everything. 35% is $35. $100-$35=$65. So, Max will pay 65% of the original price

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