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Jim's father bought a new car 3 years ago for £50 400. He sold it last week for £30 240. What was the percentage loss? % Help please
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Jim's father bought a new car 3 years ago for £50 400. He sold it last week for £30 240. What was the percentage loss? % Help please
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Jim's father bought a new car 3 years ago for
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30% of 50,400 = 30240.
Therefore the percentage loss is 30% over the course of 3 years.
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