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Giada Bonilla
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11 April, 15:52
Decrease £40 by 15%
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Camille Ballard
11 April, 16:12
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It is 34 (sorry i can't find the percentage sine)
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Mckenzie Burnett
11 April, 16:15
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40 - (40*0.15) = 34
The amount 40, subtract 15% (15/100) of 40 which is 40*0.15 give you the answer. I just wrote it in numerical cause my keyboard doesn't have currency
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