The local grocery store sells a 4 lb bag of oranges for $3.99 the same bag of oranges are on sale this week for $3.25. What is the percent decrease from the original price? (Please answer)

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The local grocery store sells a 4 lb bag of oranges for $3.99 the same bag of oranges are on sale this week for $3.25. What is the percent decrease from the original price?

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Answer:

18.5463%

Explanation:

3.99-3.25 = 74 cents

(.74/3.99)*100=18.54%

Elijha answered May 29, 2020

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