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When multiple discounts are used if an item is first discounted by 40 percent then by 30 percent and then 10 percent the final discount is what off the original price?
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How do you find the original price knowing only the discounted price and discount?
Example- Discount Price= $22.80 Percent/ Discounted Price= 40% Find out first how much 40% from 100% is? = 60% Formula- $22.80 x 100/60 = $38.00
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.
What is the original selling price is the cost is 14 nd marks up 90 then it discounts 25?
14.00 marked up 90% is 26.60 discounted 25% is 19.95
A store gives 10 percent discount to all students off the original cost additional 15 percent is taken off the discounted price Julie purchases a flute for 306 how much did it originally cost?
Discounted price was 360 (306/.85)Original price was 400 (360/.9)
Why is 20 percent off an item plus an additional 20 percent off not 40 percent?
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% .
How do you calculate percentage discounts?
Discount = Original Price - Discounted Price.Percentage Discount = 100*Discount/(Original Price)
How do you find the discount knowing only the discounted price and original price?
Discount = Original Price - Discounted Price Percentage Discount = 100* Discount / Original Price
How do you find the original price of discounted item?
You need to know the discounted price and either the discount amount or the discount rate. If you know the discount amount: Original Price = Discounted Price + Discount If you know the Discount Rate (percentage discount ): Original Price = 100*Discounted Price / (100 - Discount Rate)
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 original list price if the discount is 35 and the discount rate is 10 percent?
If the discounted price is $35, then you must reverse the process to find the original price. The original price would be 38.99 dollars.
15 percent off 680 what is the original price?
You seem to be saying that 15% off gives a discounted price of 680, and asking what the original price was before the discount. Since the price was discounted by 15%, the discounted price is 85% of the original price. Dividing 680 by 0.85 gives 800 as the original price.
Got a 37 discount on books discount price of 3209 how do I find what the original cost was?
Original Price = Discounted price*100/(100-discount rate) = 3209*100/(100-37) = 3209*100/63 = 5093.65
Original cost of an item after two discounts given the final price of what would be the correct formula?
You take your final price and divide it by the difference in percentage. Then take that figure and divide it by the final discounted difference in percentage.Here is how you arrive at the final discounted price.So, it the store gives you a 10% and 15 % discount off the original price you would multiply the original price by .10 to get the first discounted price. Then you would multiply the new discounted price by .15 for the final discounted price.Here is how to undo the math to arrive back at the original price.If all your given is the final price and the discounted percentages, you would divide the final price by 90% and then take that price and once again divide by 85%.
How do you find the price of a decrease when the percent is giving?
The discounted price will be = original price x (100 - %discount) / 100
How do you find the original price knowing only the discounted price and discount?
Example- Discount Price= $22.80 Percent/ Discounted Price= 40% Find out first how much 40% from 100% is? = 60% Formula- $22.80 x 100/60 = $38.00
What will be the output when adding the discounts 20 percent and 15 percent what is the true discount?
Your question implies that the discounts are applied sequentially, that is the first is applied and then the second is applied to the reduced amount.: To work out the single equivalent discount, you need to work using the value after discount all the way through. A 15% discount can be calculated by working out 15% of the value and subtracting it, but this is also the equivalent of working out 100% - 15% of the original value, that is 85%. Similarly for the 20%, that is working out 100% - 20% = 80% of the original value. So the final value after both discounts is 80% of 85% of the original value which is 80% x 85% = 68% and represents a discount of 100% - 68% = 32%. Thus the discounts of 20% and 15% applied sequentially is equivalent to a single discount of 32%.
What does discounted price mean?
If a price reflects discount, the discount has already been applied.
