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What is the final price of a speed bike whose original price was 150.00 with a10 percent discount and a 6 percent sales tax?
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∙ 2014-05-21 01:32:20
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An item listed for 80 will go on sale for 15 percent off if the sales tax is 8 percent what is the final price of the item?
The final price of the item, including the discount and sales tax, is: $73.44
How do you find the discount sales price when given the original price and the discount rate?
You're asking how to calculate the final sale price of a discounted good. The formula is: Original Price - (Original Price * Discount Rate). As an example, let's say a laptop is priced at $499.99 and the store is offering a 10% discount. Our equation would look like: $499.99 - (499.99 x 0.10) = 449.99.
How much is 35 percent discount on a bicycle that originally costs 149 round to the nearest cent?
149*0,65=96,85 so the final price would be 96,85 and the discount would be 52,15
How do you find 40 percent discount off a price?
It can be helpful to first calculate 10% off by simply moving the decimal over one point. Then you can either multiply that by 4 or double it twice to calculate the amount off. To find the new sale price, take the original price and subtract the discount. For example, 40% off a $24.00 item can be calculated as follows: 10% off: $2.40 Multiply by 4: $9.60 Subtract from original price: $14.40 So the discount is $9.60 and the final price is $14.40.
If an item is on sale is the sales tax applied to the discounted price or the original price?
In most states, sales tax is applied to the final purchase price, thus the answer to this question would be the discount price.
What is the original price with a 20 percent discount you get 249.99?
$312.49 ; here's how: You have original price is 100%, final price = original price - discount amount, and discount amount = original price * discount percent.So Final price = original price - original price * discount percent = (Original price)*(100 % - discount percent).249.99 = P0 * (100%-20%) = P0 * (0.80) ---> P0 = 249.99 / 0.80 = 312.4875
What is 60 percent off of 82 dollars?
For Percent Off, calculate the 60% on the original amount. This is the amount of the discount. Then subtract from the original, to get the final price. Or you can do (100% - discount%) then multiply that by the original, to get the final. So in this case: 100% - 60% = 40%. So multiply 0.40 x 82 = 32.80
If a toy store offers an additional 25 percent discount on board games that have already been reduced by 30 percent will the final cost be the same as a discount of 55 percent on the original price?
no because you don't add the percents together
When multiple discounts are used if an item is first discounted by 40 percent then again by 30 percent and again by 10 percent the final or cumulative discount is off the original price?
Discount #1 = 40% Discount #2 = (100% - 40%) X 30% = 18% Discount #3 = (100% - 40% - 18%) X 10% = 4.2% Total discount off the original price = 40% + 18% + 4.2% = 62.2%
What is the final price of sixty with a twenty-five percent discount and five percent tax?
The final price is 47.25
If you have 28.00 what is the final price with a 28 percent discount?
$20.16
What is 25 percent off 160?
Discount is 40 Final is 120
What is the type of percent that compares the final and original amounts?
The type of percent which compares to the final and original amounts is known as the percentage of change. This will focus on any variance between the original and final amounts.Ê
15 percent off of 3.99?
.5985 (final total after discount: 3.3915)
How do you calculate sale price if marked price and percent discount is given?
How to calculate sale price if marked price and percent discount are given:First change the percent discount to a decimal.You then multiply the percent discount in decimal form by the marked price.Finally, you subtract the answer from the multiplication problem from the marked price, and get your final answer!
What percent compares the final and original amounts?
(final amount/original amount)*100 This is NOT the percentage change.
How do you get 1.5 percent?
(original- final price)/original x 100 =1.5%
