Carey is trying to decide between two guitars. the first had an original price of $160, but is on sale for $100. the second had an original price of $250, but is on sale for $150. which guitar has a greater percent change in price?

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Aydin

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24 June, 12:17

Carey is trying to decide between two guitars. the first had an original price of $160, but is on sale for $100. the second had an original price of $250, but is on sale for $150. which guitar has a greater percent change in price?

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Kaylah Oneal · Answer 1

To determine the percent change in price, solve for the differences between the original prices and the sale prices. Then, divide the difference by the original price and multiply by 100%.

Guitar 1: (($160 - $100) / $160) x 100% = 37.5%

Guitar 2: (($250 - $150) / $250) x 100% = 40%

Thus, guitar 2 has a greater percent change in price.