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Hi Judy, Since the sale is off the retail price, the sale price is 100\% - 37\% = 63\% of the retail price. Thus if \$P is the retail price then 0.63 \times \$P = \$350. If you now divide both sides of his equation by 0.63 you get \$P = \frac{\$350}{0.63}. Penny | ||||||||||||
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