Asked by Navpreet
$99 watch with a 40% discount.
I got $247.50 and $39.6 but that's not right.
I got $247.50 and $39.6 but that's not right.
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Answered by
Reiny
discount = $ 99(.4) = $39.60
So cost of watch = $ 59.40
(how can you get $ 247 ? . That is 2 1/2 times the original cost !! )
So cost of watch = $ 59.40
(how can you get $ 247 ? . That is 2 1/2 times the original cost !! )
Answered by
Steve
if the price is $99 after the discount, then the full price is 99/.6 = $165 and the discount if $66
If the original price is $99, then after a 40% discount, the price is 99*.6 = $59.40 and the discount is $39.60
You divided $99/.4 = $247.50, but that is not the computation you need.
If the original price is $99, then after a 40% discount, the price is 99*.6 = $59.40 and the discount is $39.60
You divided $99/.4 = $247.50, but that is not the computation you need.
Answered by
Reiny
Notice what happens when you state a problem in a misleading way?
I interpreted that you wanted the cost <b>after</b> a 40% discount.
Steve thought that the $99 was the cost after the 40% discount.
Besides, "$99 watch with a 40% discount. ", is a statement, not a question.
I interpreted that you wanted the cost <b>after</b> a 40% discount.
Steve thought that the $99 was the cost after the 40% discount.
Besides, "$99 watch with a 40% discount. ", is a statement, not a question.
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