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2 years ago

a store had a sale on art supplies. the price p of each item was marked down 60%. which expression represents the new price

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If the price of the item drops by 60% then that means the new price is 40% of the original

new price = p*0.4

ex:
new price = $100*0.4= $40
new price= $75*0.4 = $30

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