Greg bought 36 oranges.
He paid 50p for each orange.
Greg sold 1/2 of the oranges for 6...
Mathematics, 21.03.2021 15:40 finldani4
Greg bought 36 oranges.
He paid 50p for each orange.
Greg sold 1/2 of the oranges for 60p each.
He sold 1/3
of the oranges for 40p each.
He sold the remainder of the oranges for 25p each.
Work out Greg's percentage loss.
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