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The original selling price for a pair of jeans is $129.00 and the retailer marks them down to $98.04. What is the percent markdown

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The original price for a pair of jeans is 129.00 dollars

Retailer marked it down into 98.04 dollars.

Fine the percentage of the markdown.

=> 129 – 98.04

=> 30.96 (the retailer marked down 30.96 from the original price.)

=> now, let’s find how many percent 30.96 from the 129.

=> 129 * 24/100

=> 129 x .24

=> 30.96

=> 98.04 + 30.96

=> 129.

Thus, the retailer marked down 24% of the original price for the pair of jeans

User Wczekalski
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1. The original price for a pair of jeans is 129.00 dollars
Retailer marked it down into 98.04 dollars.
Fine the percentage of the markdown.
=> 129 – 98.04
=> 30.96 (the retailer marked down 30.96 from the original price.)
=> now, let’s find how many percent 30.96 from the 129.
=> 129 * 24/100
=> 129 x .24
=> 30.96
=> 98.04 + 30.96
=> 129.
Thus, the retailer marked down 24% of the original price for the pair of jeans.




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