At the end of spring the manager of a clothing store notices that the stockroom is stacked with designer sweaters priced at $80 each. To clear his stock, the manager decides to mark down the sweater prices by 45 percent. What will be the markdown price of the sweater>
In order to arrive at the correct conclusion please follow each step:
1. Multiply the regular price by the percentage markdown
2. Subtract the result from the regular price
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