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Percentages: A. Mr. Rios saved $ 49 on a television by buying it with a 28%...

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A. Mr. Rios saved $ 49 on a television by buying it with a 28% discount on the regular price. What was the regular price of the TV?

B.The insurance company “Fénix” reported that in one month there were 122 claims. Thirty-seven of the claims were against car insurance. What percent of the claims were against car insurance?

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A. Discount% = Discount/Regular Price * 100

Now, basically, $49 saved with 28% discount means that $49 = 28% discount

28 = 49/Regular Price * 100

Regular Price = 49/28 * 100 = $175

B. % Claims against car insurance = Claims Against car insurance/Total Claims = 37/122 = 30.33%

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