A Sofa regularly sells for $660. The sale price is $495.00. Find the percent DECREASE of the sale price from the regular price

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A Sofa regularly sells for $660. The sale price is $495.00. Find the percent DECREASE of the sale price from the regular price

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loss = 660-495

105

loss% 105/495×100

82.5

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