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徐工集团某机械制造厂制造某种产品,原来每件产品的成本是100元,由于提高生产技术,所以连续两次降低成本,两次降低后的成本是81元.则平均每次降低成本的百分率是              

答案

10%

题目分析:设平均每次降价的百分数是x,根据降低后的价格=降低前的价格×(1-降低率),则第一次降低后的价格是,那么第二次降价后的价格是,即可列出方程求解.

设平均每次降价的百分数是x,由题意得

解得(不合题意,舍去)

则平均每次降价的百分数是10%.

点评:解答本题的关键在于分析降价后的价格,要注意降价的基础,另外还要注意解的取舍.

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A.Fortunately
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