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A pair of shoes is on sale for 5/12 of the orginal price. if the original price was $120, what was the sale price?
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A pair of shoes is on sale for 5/12 of the orginal price. if the original price was $120, what was the sale price?
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the price would be ($120/12)×5, meaning $50.
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