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asked Dec 6, 2023 216k views

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Decrease £180 by 12.5%

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Answer:

157.5

Explanation:

figure out 12.5 percent of 180.

take 180 minus 22.5. thats ur answer

Tillebeck answered Dec 9, 2023

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Answer: £157.5

213.12 dollars

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Jason Lam answered Dec 10, 2023

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