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Joe paid $14 for a board game. This is 70% of the original price. Whats the original price?

Joe paid $14 for a board game. This is 70% of the original price. Whats the original price?
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Joe paid $14 for a board game. This is 70% of the original price. Whats the original price?

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$23.80
14 times 0.70= 9.8
9.8+14=23.8
User Yaroslav Bulatov
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$23.80. All you have to do is multiply 14x.7 to get 9.80. Add that back into 14.
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