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An item has increased by 23% to £58. What was the original price?
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An item has increased by
23% to £58.
What was the original
price?

User Infamoustrey
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Answer:

The answer is 44.66

Explanation:

Multiply 58 by 0.23. This will give you 13.34. Next, you subtract this from 58 to get your original price.

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