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If you purchased a suit for six hundred dollars and that was thirty percent off the original price what was the original price?
The original price was $857.14
What is 25 percent off of 140 dollars?
Thirty Five bucks.
What is Thirty five percent off of four hundred and fifty dollars?
You'll save $157.50 on this item. This means, the cost of the item to you is: $450.00 - $157.50 = $292.50
What is twenty percent off of two hundred and fourteen dollars?
One Hundred and Seventy-One dollars - or - $171
What is 10 percent off thirty dollars?
The correct answer is $27. If you mean 10 percent "of" thirty dollars not "off" then it is $3. When do math always replace the word "of" with a multiplication sign. So it would be .1 X $30. ^ youu go girrl.
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