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How much is 30 percent off of 20 dollars?
30% off of 20 dollars = 70% of 20 dollars = 20*70/100 = 14 dollars.
How much is 20 percent off of 225 dollars?
$45
How much is 100 dollars after 20 percent off?
It should be $99.80
How much is 20 percent off 41 dollars?
It is: 41 minus 8.20 = 32.80 dollars
What is 20 percent off 20 dollars?
4 dollars off, leaving 16 dollars.
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