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How can we find % Loss?
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How can we find % Loss?

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Answer:

( original - new)/ original * 100 %

Explanation:

Take the new amount

Subtract the original amount

( original - new)

Then divide by the original amount

( original - new)/ original

Multiply by 100% to get the percent loss

( original - new)/ original * 100 %

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