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Can someone plz explain??? I don't get this??
Example 4:
Cloths Are Us and Ratcliffe's are having sales. At Clothes Are Us, a pair of sneakers is on sale for 40% off the regular price of $50. At Ratcliffe's the same brand of sneakers is discounted by 30% off the regular price of $40. Which store has the better sale price? Explain.
Find the sale price of the sneakers at each store.
CLOTHES ARE US
60% of $50=0.60*$50=$30
RATCLIFFE'S
70% of $40=0.7*$40=28
$28<$30
I don't get how they got the percents 60% and 70%
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Can someone plz explain??? I don't get this??
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