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A store buys a coat for $120. If they sell it for $180, why is the percent of change?

A store buys a coat for $120. If they sell it for $180, why is the percent of change?
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A store buys a coat for $120. If they sell it for $180, why is the percent of change?

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User Miroslav Saracevic
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Answer: 50%

Step-by-step explanation:
180 - 120 = 60,
60/120=1/2 which is
50%%.

Hope this helps!

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