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You could use either or it just depends on the price of the item. If its over 100 then use percent

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You use the $ under 100 dollar prices so it is cheap on low prices and % on prices over 100.

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I would use 20% off if the item I was purchasing was 100 dollars or over. I would use 20 dollars off if the item was under 100 dollars.

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I would have used either one of the coupons

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you would try them both
you would use the best one for the price

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I would use the 20% off if the original price was large. I would use $20 off if I was unable to use 20% off.

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If the item is over $100 use x% off

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Use $ below 50 dollars
% over 50 dollars

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You could multiply the total price by .20 for 20% and you could then see if it is more or less by comparing it by $20.

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You should use 20% off if the price is over $100, but you should use $20 off if the price is under $100.

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It depends on how much money it is

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I would use the x% because it is easier

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You would use x% off for anything over $100 and $x off for anything that is under $100

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If I was buying something under $100.00 I would use 20.00 off because it saves you more. But if I was spending over 100 I would use 20% off

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It would depend on the price like lets say if something is over $100 then you would use 20% but if its lower than $100 then you would use the $20.

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You would try them both out then choose the best one

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Anything over $100 with $20 of 20% is saving the same amount, so anything more is better to use %s

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If the "x" was under 100$ I would use the 20$ and if it was more than 100$ I would use the 20% coupon.

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I would use $x off because "percentage" doesn't take off as much money as x% off coupons, but it depends on how much it is.  If the price is low, using the $x off would be good.  If the price is high, using a x% off coupon would be better.
*Anything over $100.00 , you could use x% off coupons
*Anything below $100.00, use $x off coupon.

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If the item is very expensive, then you can use the 20% off, if it is cheap, you can use $20 off.

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You use the x% off for larger amounts, and $x off for smaller amounts

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If the price was little I would use the dollar of but if it was a big amount I would use percent off

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$x off would be used if x% off is less than $x off. x% off would be used if $x off is less than x% off.

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You would use the x% off in the condition that it would be more than the $x off.

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You would us x% for any price higher than $100 and anything below $x.

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You use x% off for an item with larger cost. Use $x off for a lower price.

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x=100 but you would have to by a certain area of items.

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You would use certain coupons on different things. Like if the price were higher over a certain value you would use the % but if it lower than that cut off you would use the $ off.

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If the price is 100$ or more you use x% off, but if it is less than 100$ you use 20$.

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You use the "$x off" if the price is below $100 and you use "x% off" if the price is above $100.

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If the price was anything $101 and above then I would use 20% off but anything below

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It depends on what the original price is and which one is a better deal.

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If it is over $100 use % and is $99 and less use $.

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You use the $x off because money might be more than 20%. If its $20 you could used 20$ off.

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Depending on if it is a big number or small number, you would use the 20% if it is bigger than 100 but under 100 you would use $20

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If it was over 90 its 20% and then it would be... (can't read writing)
Less then 100 use 20%

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If it's a larger # then do the 20%
If it's less than 200 use the 20%

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I would choose 20% if it was over $100 and $20 if it was under $100 because it would make the price better.

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Depending if the number was large, I would use "x% off." If the number was smaller, I would use "$x off."

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I don't understand what the question their asking me

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depends on if it is under 100.

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With lower price items, I would use $20 because it would be way cheaper than percent. With higher items, I would use percent because it would take away more money. The deadline between $20 and 20% would be $100.

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With lower price items, I would use 20$ because it would be way cheaper with higher prices use 20%.

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For $s off I would us that on any under 100$
for x% off the would use that on 100 and more

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You want to use $20 of under 100 dollars, and if you want to use 20% off, you would use it with anything above 100 dollars.

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X marks the spot

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I would do x% off because that takes away more money. Let's say there was a TV that was $200. Using 20%, it would now be $40. But with $20, it would be $180.

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You multiply the original price by "x% off" and if what you get is below $20 off then you don't use that coupon you would use the $20 off.
* If it is less than $100 use $20 off.