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The cost of a pair of jeans was changed from $47 to $42.13. What was the percent change?
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The cost of a pair of jeans was changed from $47 to $42.13. What was the percent change?
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10% decrease
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10.36
Explanation:
$47 - $42.13 = $4.87
($4.87 ÷ $47) × 100 = 10.36%
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