Max's answer to Chun Li Tan's Primary 6 Maths question.
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100% is the original price, not the selling price!
Once you got that, the rest should be easy to manage!
Hope this helps!
Once you got that, the rest should be easy to manage!
Hope this helps!
Date Posted:
7 years ago
I don't really understand so I don't know how to find the answer
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The answer is shown in the solution. You need to understand that original price of something is 100%.
If I say the price of the shift is increased by 24% and now costs $124, the $124 is equal to 124 units, NOT 100 units.
The answer is shown in the solution. You need to understand that original price of something is 100%.
If I say the price of the shift is increased by 24% and now costs $124, the $124 is equal to 124 units, NOT 100 units.
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