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a car is sold for $5568 after depreciation of 42% of the orginal purchase price. calculate the original purchase price
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??????????????? "original purchase pries" ...

????????? yu meen "KOST" ?????????????

after depresheeate 42%, its werth 5568$

that meen value=58% av kost

0.58x=5568

x=5568/0.58

x=9600$
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