381.6$
$120.00
Subtracting ten percent from an amount is the same as multiplying the original number by 0.9. In this instance: $120 x 0.9 = $108.
Multiply by 1.75
Okay. The 'full amount' of something is one-hundred percent. Half of one hundred is fifty. For example, if something costs five-hundred dollars and it was on special in a shop, it would cost two hundred and fifty dollars. So if an advertisement says something is fifty percent off, it means half off the original price.
It would cost 12 dollars
381.6$
$120.00
Subtracting ten percent from an amount is the same as multiplying the original number by 0.9. In this instance: $120 x 0.9 = $108.
47.52 x 1.03 = 48.95
The total would be 1.002 times the basic cost.
You can't. It would be 50% percent of whatever the normal cost or half. So even if it was 0.02 it would still be 0.01. Now, if it was 0.01 then whatever the cost would be up to the shopkeeper. This reminds me of Zeno's paradox. You should check it out.
You would pay 2.99 85% of 19.95 is 16.9575 off - leaving 15% of the original cost, i.e. 2.9925, which would be rounded to just 2.99
Multiply by 1.75
A 10 percent discount of 140 is a discount of 14 (.10 x 140) Thus after a 10 percent discount, something that costs 140 would now cost 140 - 14 = 126
Sold something for an amount of money that cost nothing.
The average of a 30 years contract would cost about 3.57 percent of the available capital. The average of a 15 years contract would cost about 2.72 percent.