An article with a printed price of Rs 2400 is sold for Rs 2200. So what is the percentage discount?
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1
Answer:
8.33
Step-by-step explanation:
Discount= Printed Price– Sale Price
Discount = 2400-2200
Discount = 200
% = (Discount X 100) ÷ Printed Price
% = (200 X 100) ÷ 2400
% = 2000 ÷ 2400
% = 8.333333 ~ 8.33 ✓
Answered by
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8.33
Step-by-step explanation:
An article's printed price = ₹2400
Selling price = ₹200
.
To find -
The discount percentage
.
Solution -
Total discount = Print price - selling price
= 2400 - 2200
= ₹200
\begin{gathered}discount(\%) = \frac{discount \times 100}{printed \: price} \\ = \frac{200 \times 100}{2400} \% \\ = \frac{200}{24} \% \\ = 8.33\%\end{gathered}
discount(%)=
printed price
discount×100
=
2400
200×100
%
=
24
200
%
=8.33%
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