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In the first year of ownership, a new car can lose 20% of its value. If a car lost $4,200 of value in the first year how much did the car originally cost?

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Using the (is/of = %/100) 4,200 is 20% of x. 4200/x = 20/100. Cross multiply and divide and you should get $21,000
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