a pair of shoes is on sale for 30% off . the original price is p. which expression can be used to find the price of shoes after the dicount?

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a pair of shoes is on sale for 30% off . the original price is p. which expression can be used to find the price of shoes after the dicount?

a pair of shoes is on sale for 30% off . the original price is p. which expression-example-1

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.30p

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