$42
Convert the percentage to a decimal.
30% = 30/100 = 0.30
Multiply the cost of the dress by 0.30. Subtract the result from the original cost of the dress.
Discount: $60 x 0.30 = $18
Discounted cost of dress: $60 - $18 = $42
One step: $60 - ($60 x 0.30) = $42
42
discounted price is 126
The sale price will be $37.10
Selling price = Cost + Profit= Cost + Cost*30% = cost*(1.30) = 156*1.3 = 202.80Selling price = Cost + Profit= Cost + Cost*30% = cost*(1.30) = 156*1.3 = 202.80Selling price = Cost + Profit= Cost + Cost*30% = cost*(1.30) = 156*1.3 = 202.80Selling price = Cost + Profit= Cost + Cost*30% = cost*(1.30) = 156*1.3 = 202.80
Since the dress was marked down 30% off, Anna paid 70% of the original price I'd make a ratio 13.95/x = .70/1 1/x = .70 (1/13.95) 1/x = 0.05017921146953405017921146953405 1 = 0.05017921146953405017921146953405x x = 19.928571428571428571428571428591 rounded to two decimal places, the original price was $19.93
If that's 30% off, the sale price is 42.00
$30 right?
discount means a deduction from the regular price of somethingFormula for getting the discount:discounted price = regular price minus (% off multiplied by the regular price)Example:30% off of $100= 30% discount applied to $100= $100 - (30% * $100)= $100 - (0.30 * $100)= $100 - $30= $70
30% off 16.00 = 11.20
Two ways to think about it.Multiply $60 times .30 then subtract that from $6060x.30=1860-18=42$42.00 is the cost of the shirt on sale.70% is the complement of 30% found by subtracting 100%-30%.Multiply $60 by .70=$42.00$42.00 is the cost of the shirt at 30% off.
30% off of 222.28 is 66.68. If you are looking for the final cost of an item that is priced at $222.28 and on sale for 30% off, the final cost after the deduction of $66.68 is $155.60.
You'll save $12.00 on this item. This means, the cost of the item to you is: $40 - $12.00 = $28.00
30% off 490.00 results in a cost of 343.00