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An item sells for 45 after a 20 percent discount find the original amount?
$56.25$45 is 80% of the original price45/.80=56.25
How do you calculate the discount and net price for a 45 item with a 15 percent discount?
The discount is 15% of 45 = 45*15/100 = 6.75 The sale price is 45 - 6.75 = 38.25.
What is the retail price of an item that costs 800.00 and has a 45 percent markup?
45% of 800 is 360 so retail price would be 1160.
If an item has a retail price of $475 and a discount of $45, what percentage discount is offered?
95%
If a discount of 20 percent off the retail price of a desk saves Mark 45 dollars how much did he pay for the desk?
Mark paid $180 for the desk. Mark paid 100% - 20% = 80% of the original price. If 20% of the original price is $45, then, 80% being 4 times 20%, Mark's cost would be 4 times $45, or $180. Call "price" the original, undiscounted price; call "cost" Mark's cost after the discount. Express percentages as fractions of 100. Then algebraically we can write two equations and then solve them together: 1: cost = (100-20)/100 X price; cost = 80/100 X price; cost = 0.8 X price 2: 20/100 X price = $45; $45 = 0.2 X price; price = $45/0.2; price = $225 Combining the first and second equations, we can write: cost = 0.8 X price; cost = 0.8 x $225; cost = $180. Here is the answer in more simple terms...lol: BY MR2K10 Let x= the original price of the desk .20x= 45 (divide by .20) ___ ___ .20 .20 x=225 Now we know that Mark got $45 off the original price of the desk, therefore we subtract $45 from $225 which gives us $180. :)
An item sells for 45 after a 20 percent discount find the original amount?
$56.25$45 is 80% of the original price45/.80=56.25
How do you calculate the discount and net price for a 45 item with a 15 percent discount?
The discount is 15% of 45 = 45*15/100 = 6.75 The sale price is 45 - 6.75 = 38.25.
What is the retail price of an item that costs 800.00 and has a 45 percent markup?
45% of 800 is 360 so retail price would be 1160.
If a sale is 30 percent off and origanl price is 45 dollors what is the discount?
To calculate the discount, multiply the original price by the discount percentage. For a 30 percent discount on an original price of $45, the discount is $45 × 0.30 = $13.50. Thus, the discount amount is $13.50.
If an item has a retail price of $475 and a discount of $45, what percentage discount is offered?
95%
What is the current scrap price for brass in il?
It is between .35 to .45 per ounce. It will depend on the amount of brass in the item and what item you have.
A pair of shoes sells for 45 If the price was reduced by 25 percent what was the original price?
60 Dollars
What was the original price of 45's record in 1960's?
50 cents
If a discount of 20 percent off the retail price of a desk saves Mark 45 dollars how much did he pay for the desk?
Mark paid $180 for the desk. Mark paid 100% - 20% = 80% of the original price. If 20% of the original price is $45, then, 80% being 4 times 20%, Mark's cost would be 4 times $45, or $180. Call "price" the original, undiscounted price; call "cost" Mark's cost after the discount. Express percentages as fractions of 100. Then algebraically we can write two equations and then solve them together: 1: cost = (100-20)/100 X price; cost = 80/100 X price; cost = 0.8 X price 2: 20/100 X price = $45; $45 = 0.2 X price; price = $45/0.2; price = $225 Combining the first and second equations, we can write: cost = 0.8 X price; cost = 0.8 x $225; cost = $180. Here is the answer in more simple terms...lol: BY MR2K10 Let x= the original price of the desk .20x= 45 (divide by .20) ___ ___ .20 .20 x=225 Now we know that Mark got $45 off the original price of the desk, therefore we subtract $45 from $225 which gives us $180. :)
What is 45 percent of 160?
the answer is 72 you multiply 45 and 160 and you get 7200 and then you take away the 2 zeros and you get 72
What is the original price 45 if it's been marked down 20 percent?
56.25
How do you minus percent off original price?
There are two ways - that are essentially the same. Method I: Subtract the percentage from 100. Multiply this number by the original price and divide by 100. Method II: Multiply the original price by the percentage and divide by 100. Subtract the result from the original price. For example, original price = 300, and you want 15% less. Method I: 15% from 100% = 85% 300*85/100 = 255 Method II: 15% of 300 = 300*15/100 = 45 300 - 45 = 255. So, subtract first and then multiply or multiply first and then subtract. The choice is yours.
