Math, asked by terang10, 1 month ago

To attract customers a businessman offers a series of discounts at 10%, 10% and 5% respectively. What is the equivalent discount of these three discounts?​

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Answered by janvid361
2

Hey

Step-by-step explanation:

Discount = 100 - 76.95 = 23.05 Rs. Equivalent discount of these three discount is 23.05%.

Answered by sanjurathore58
4

Answer:

Here’s the detailed explanation behind your answer:

Step 1: For ease, let’s consider the initial amount to be Rs. 100

Step 2: Now the first discount is of 20%. So 20% of Rs. 100 = (20/100)*100 = Rs. 20

Step 3: Now left amount = 100 - 20 = Rs. 80

Step 4: Now the second discount is of 10%. So 10% of Rs. 80 = (10/100)*80 = Rs. 8

Step 5: Now left amount = 80 - 8 = Rs. 72

Step 6: Now the third discount is of 5%. So 5% of Rs. 72 = (5/100)*72= Rs. 3.60

Step 7: Now left amount = 72 - 3.60 = Rs. 68.40

Step 8: So the overall discount offered = 100 - 68.40 = 31.60

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