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What is 90 percent off 50 dollars?
50 - 90% = 50 x (1 - (90/100)) = 50 x 0.1 = $5 Therefore, 90 percent off 50 dollars is equal to 5 dollars.
What is 5 percent of 60 dollars?
3 dollars if 50 percent of 60 dollars is 30 dollars take the zero off and that's your answer
How do you get 10 percent off 50 dollars?
Subtract 5 dollars.
What is the 50 percent of 52 dollars?
50% of 52 dollars = 52*50/100 dollars = 26 dollars.
What is 50 percent off 80 dollars?
50% off 80 dollars = 40 dollars.
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