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Jackson bought a pair of jeans on sale for $25.00. The original cost of the jeans was $40.00. What percent represents the discount Jackson received when buying the jeans?
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Jackson bought a pair of jeans on sale for $25.00. The original cost of the jeans was $40.00. What percent represents the discount Jackson received when buying the jeans?

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37.5% discount

Explained:

$40-$25=$15

$15/$40=.375

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