I presume you are asking for the equivalent single percentage discount when first 50% is applied, then 10%, then 10%, then 5% then 5%, ie 95% of 95% of 90% of 90% of 50% of the original price is being paid, so the total discount is 100% - this:
95% of 95% of 90% of 90% of 50% = 95/100 x 95/100 x 90/100 x 90/100 x 50/100 = 3655125/10000000 = 36.55125 % ≈ 36.55 %
So the discount is approx 100% - 36.55% = 63.45 %
A discount is a percentage off the original price. For instance, a ten percent discount off a forty pound jacket would be £4. So 40 - 4 = £36
Discount: -4.50 Total: 10.49
Discount = -188.65 New total = 1,061.65
The total after taking off the percentage is $450.00
The total after taking off the percentage is $45.00
Percent of discount is the percentage of a whole price that is taken off as a discount.
Yes it normally does mean a percentage discount.
A simple discount is taking a percentage off of the price of the item. This is done often in retail stores.
The formula comes as two parts:Original Sale Price * Percentage Off expressed as a decimal.Original Sale Price - Percentage off calculated from the first part.As an example, Let's say you want to purchase a new Playstation 4 for $599.00. The store is offering you a 20% discount on the price.Let's follow our steps:Original Sale Price * Percentage off expressed as a decimal.$599.00 x .20 = $119.80Original Sale Price - Percentage off calculated from the first part$599.00 - $119.80 = $479.20
Seniors aged 60 and older receive a 15% discount on Wednesdays at Kohl's stores. This discount is not valid on certain products and cannot be combined with other percentage-off discounts.
That is a discount of 185.00. 185/482 = 38.4% discount
discount of 15% means that you pay 85%
discount of 15% means that you pay 85%
discount of 15% means that you pay 85%
discount of 15% means that you pay 85%
The question appears to be what is the percentage of the discount if you are given $1 off a $50 price tag...... simple math applies here: dividing the original price by the discount given is $1/$50, which is the same as $2/$100 i.e. the percentage discount is 2% (or $2 per $100)
A discount is a percentage off the original price. For instance, a ten percent discount off a forty pound jacket would be £4. So 40 - 4 = £36