After applying the discount, the new total is: 59.10
To calculate the cost of an item that is 80% off its original price of $19.99, you would first find 80% of $19.99 by multiplying 19.99 by 0.80, which equals $15.992. Then, subtract this amount from the original price to find the final cost after the discount. Therefore, the cost of the item after an 80% discount would be $19.99 - $15.992 = $3.998, which can be rounded to $4.
280
The final price of the item, including the discount and sales tax, is: $73.44
5% of 80 = 80*5/100 = 4 So a 5% discount on 80 leaves 76.
After applying the discount, the new total is: 59.10
Discount = 20% means the discounted price is 80% (100-20) of the original price. 80% of 419.95 = 419.95*80/100 = 335.96
$56.25$45 is 80% of the original price45/.80=56.25
To calculate the cost of an item that is 80% off its original price of $19.99, you would first find 80% of $19.99 by multiplying 19.99 by 0.80, which equals $15.992. Then, subtract this amount from the original price to find the final cost after the discount. Therefore, the cost of the item after an 80% discount would be $19.99 - $15.992 = $3.998, which can be rounded to $4.
280
The final price of the item, including the discount and sales tax, is: $73.44
$125 was the original price : 80% of 125 is 100.
80% of 300 dollars = 80% * 300 = 0.8 * 300 = 240 dollars
5% of 80 = 80*5/100 = 4 So a 5% discount on 80 leaves 76.
Because the second discount refers to the already-discounted price, not to the original full price. Example: -- The item was originally priced at $100. -- It was discounted 20%, and that brought its price down to $80. -- If it's discounted again later, then the second 20% discount will be 20% of $80, not 20% of $100. 20% of $80 is $16, so the second discount will reduce the price to $64. -- If it had been reduced from $100 all the way to $64 in one cut the first time, that discount would have been 36% .
80% of 300 is 240.
80