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What is 60 percent off 148 dollars?
60% off of 148 dollars = 40% of 148 dollars = 148*40/100 dollars = 59.2 dollars
What is 60 percent off of 370 dollars?
$148
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five hundred dollars
How do you spell 97 dollars?
Ninety-seven dollars.
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Five hundred and eight dollars.
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