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Answer this word problem: Kevin wants to buy a "no fetch" putting mat for $114.30 less that the normal price. If the mat normally costs $245, by what percent is it being discounted? (Don't forget to convert your answer into a percent.)

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Answer:

46.65%

Step-by-step explanation:

Discount = $ 114.30

Discount percent = [tex]\frac{discount price}{Normal price}*100\\[/tex]

                             [tex]= \frac{114.30}{245}*100\\\\= 46.65[/tex]

                             = 46.65%  

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