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The original price of a couch is $650. It is on sale for $546. What is the percent change in the price off the couch?
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The original price of a couch is $650. It is on sale for $546. What is the percent change in the price off the couch?
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%change=100(final-initial)/initial
%change=100(546-650)/650
%change= -16%
So 16% was taken off of the original price.
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