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I usually read that as "new price = old price / X" where X = "3" in this scenario. In my head, "1x cheaper" would mean "new price = old price / 1", so no reduct
by kredd 4y ago
I usually read that as "new price = old price / X" where X = "3" in this scenario. In my head, "1x cheaper" would mean "new price = old price / 1", so no reduction, I guess.
- cbm-vic-20 4y ago3x cheaper = (1/3)x more expensive. I suppose that also means when tripling the price of something we can say it's just (1/3)x cheaper.