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A retail outlet's sales for January were $45,000. In February, these sales decreased 10%; but from February to March, sales increased 10%. What were the outlet's sales…

A retail outlet's sales for January were $45,000. In February, these sales decreased 10%; but from February to March, sales increased 10%. What were the outlet's sales…
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A retail outlet's sales for January were $45,000. In February, these sales decreased 10%; but from February to March, sales increased 10%.

What were the outlet's sales for the month of March?

a. $44,550
b. $49,500
c. $40,500

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$44,550

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