if a shirt normally costs $30 is on sale for $21.75 what percent of the regylar price is the sale price
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Difference = Regular price - Sale price Difference = $30 - $21.75 Difference = $8.25 Now, we need to find what percentage of the regular price this difference represents. To do this, we'll divide the difference by the regular price and multiply by Show more…
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