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16 April, 08:39

If the cost of a dress is $75.00 and Janelle gets it on sale for $60.00, what is

the percent of discount? How do you know?

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  1. 16 April, 08:41
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    20%

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Original price = $75.00

    Sale price = $60.00

    The percentage discount can be calculated by dividing the sale price by the original price multiplied by 100%.

    So % discount = $60.00/$75.00 x 100%

    0.8 x 100%

    80

    100-80=20

    So Janelle got the dress on a discount of 20%.
  2. 16 April, 08:56
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    80%

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Original price = $75.00

    Sale price = $60.00

    The percentage discount can be calculated by dividing the sale price by the original price multiplied by 100%.

    So % discount = $60.00/$75.00 x 100%

    0.8 x 100%

    80%

    Janelle got the dress on a discount of 80%.

    This is so because she got the dress for a price less than the original price
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