Math, asked by MixedCraft, 2 months ago

An item was sold for Rs. 300 after getting a discount of Rs. 100. What is the discount percent​

Answers

Answered by thenltailor123
0

Step-by-step explanation:

300/100×100=300it means 32.530000A%

Answered by thebrainlykapil
55

Given :-

  • Selling Price (S.P) = Rs 300
  • Discount = Rs 100

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To Find :-

  • Discount %

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Solution :-

❏ For finding the Discount% we should know the Marked Price also. So, firstly we will find the Marked Price then we will find the Discount%

⟹ Selling Price = Marked Price - Discount

⟹ 300 = Marked Price - 100

⟹ 300 + 100 = Marked Price

Rs 400 = Marked Price ( M.P)

Now,

➟ Discount% = Discount / M.P × 100

➟ Discount% = 100 / 400 × 100

➟ Discount% = 100 / 4

➟ Discount% = 25%

Thus Discount% = 25%

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Additional Info :

  • Discount :- A discount is a kind of incentive generally given by the seller to attract customers.
  • Marked Price :- The printed price of an article is called its Marked Price. It is also sometimes called its list price or usal price.
  • Net Selling Price :- The difference between the marked price and the discount is called the net selling price. It is also known as the discount price.

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