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What is 15 percent off of 130 dollars?
15% off of $130 = $130 - (0.15 x 130) = $110.50
What is 15 percent off of 130?
$110.50 in US dollars and it is £19.50 in English pounds
What would be the new price if a pair of 130 shoes were on sale 15 percent off?
Percent or percentage equates to hundredths. The new price for a pair of shoes originally priced at $130 and going on sale with a 15% reduction can be calculated in two main ways. 1) If 15% is taken off then 85% remains. 130 x 85/100 = 110.50 2) Calculate 15% and then subtract this amount from the original price. 15% of 130 = 130 x 15/100 = 19.50 : 130 - 19.50 = 110.50
What is 80 percent off 130.00?
Subtracting 80 percent off 130 gives 130 x (1 - (80/100)) = 26.
What is 40 percent off of 130?
78
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