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2. Suppose you pay $21 for a pair of shoes that was originally $30. What was the percent of decrease in price for the shoes? Set up an equation, arrive at your answer, and check…
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2. Suppose you pay $21 for a pair of shoes that was originally $30. What was the percent of decrease in price for the shoes? Set up an equation, arrive at your answer, and check…
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2. Suppose you pay $21 for a pair of shoes that was originally $30. What was the percent of decrease in price for the shoes? Set up an equation, arrive at your answer, and check your work. Then clearly state your answer
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30$ originally - 21$ paid = 9$ discount
> divide the discount by the original price, multiply by 100 to get the percent decrease.
100 x (9$ / 30$) = 30% discount
> So the shoes where on sale for 30% off the original price.
for the equation:
100 x (30-21)/30 = % decrease
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