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What multiplier would you use to decrease by 10%

User Alijvhr
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Answer: 0.1

Explanation:

10% as a decimal is 0.1

if you were to decrease something by 10 percent, such as a price, multiply the number by 0.1, then subtract the number.

Example:

$25 is 10% off

25*0.1=2.5

25 - 2.5 =22.5

When $25 is 10% off, then the price will be $22.50

User Kyudos
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Answer:

.9

Explanation:

Decrease by 10%

100 - 10% = 90%

We are keeping 90%

Change to decimal form

.90

Multiply by .90

User Mmounirou
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