In 1980, the cost ofp pounds of pottoes ws d dollrs. In 1990, the cost of 2p pounds ofIn 1980, the cost ofp pounds of pottoes ws d dollrs. In 1990, the cost of 2p pounds of pottoes ws d/2 dollrs. By wht percent did the price of pottoes decrese from 1980 to 1990 25% B．50% C．75% D．100% E．400%

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