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2 March, 15:22

A customer pays $18 for a DVD that originally costs $20. What is the percent decrease in the cost of the DVD?

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  1. 2 March, 15:49
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    = 10 percent decrease

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Percent decrease = (original - new) / original * 100 percent

    The original price was 20 and the new price is 18

    = (20-18) / 20 * 100 percent

    =2/20 * 100 percent

    = 1/10 * 100 percent

    = 10 percent decrease
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