During a sale Dough found antique clocks on sale for $265 that had previously cost $530. What is the discount as a percentage?

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During a sale Dough found antique clocks on sale for $265 that had previously cost $530. What is the discount as a percentage?

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Answer: 50% Discount

Explanation:

530-265= $265

265/530 = 50%

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