If something costs $75, how much will it be after 10% off.?
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$$$67.50\n\nll you need to do is take 75*0.10=7.5\n\n75-7.5= 67.50
712724
Offer first time buyer discounts.  Like 10% off.  People who are just looking may be motivated to buy if they think they are getting a deal.
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Say the 10 items sell for $10. You paid $10 for 11 items.\nyou paid $0.909 per item and sold it for $1.\n\nProfit is $.091 on $1.00  or 9.0909%
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game is marked 320.\n\n at 30% off, if i buy it i will end up paying 320/100 x 70 = 224\n\nso the discount is 320-224 = 96\n\nnow , 96 is 48% of the cost price.\n\n so the cost price is 96/48 x 100 =200\n\n so the cost price is 200 and the selling price after 30%  off is 224\n\n so, the profit is 224-200 = 24 dollars\n\n in percentage the profit is 224/200 x 100 = 112\n\n hence the profit is 12 %\n\n\n do learn how it;s done . the key is to understand the question and work it systematically. \n\n all the bets with your work\n\n study hard now . dont live to regret it \n\n God bless!
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I think the simplest way to solve this is to move the decimal place over one to the left.   If for example they wanted 1% you would move it over two to the left.  If they wanted .01% three to the left.  If they wanted .001% four to the left.  You get the point. \n\nSo 10%= $2500
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I would guess between $10 and $20.
583900
Just move the decimal one spot to the left\nFor example:\n\nJacket costs $200.00, for ten percent discount move the decimal and you get $20.000.\nOriginal price (200) minus the ten percent discount (20) is $180.  Yay math!
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An item costs 10 dollars plus 10 percent tax (tax $1).\n\nGross price 10 dollars.  Net price $11.      OK.
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It's about a 15% discount.\n\n5.94/6.99 = .85  (Difference b/w .85 and 1 = .15)\n\nThen....\n\n6.99 * .25 = 1.75\n\n6.99 - 1.75 = 5.25\n\n$5.25 is a 25% discount from $6.99
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Go to exrate.com; http://www.x-rates.com/calculator.html depending on the day the purchase is made, (the rate varies from time to time), right now, I believe it would be $946.46.
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10% is 1/10\n\n1/10 of $2.00 is $0.20
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Algebraically speaking, x=the amount you would charge.\n\nx - 10% of x = 5000\nx - .1x = 5000\n.9x = 5000\nx = 5000/.9\nx = $5555.56 (rounded to nearest cent)
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Divide the difference between the two prices by the original price (59.53 divided by 398.53) and then multiply that answer by 100.  In this case, the discount is a little under 15%.
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Write them as a ratio of integers (cents) first:\n1250 / 875\n\nRemove a common factor of 5 from top and bottom:\n250 / 175\n\nRepeat for another 5:\n50 / 35\n\nOops, we can do it again:\n10 / 7\n\n(Note: this is equivalent to 1.428571... in decimal, so the previous answer was right about this, but the problem asked to do it as a ratio of whole numbers.)\n\nSo the ratio of the prices is 10 / 7.
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If it is a percent discount:  \nExample:  A 25% discount of a video game originally marked $40.\n\n1.  Make the percent into a decimal (move the decimal two places to the left)  25% becomes .25\n\n2.  Multiply the decimal (.25) by the cost of the item (40)\n.25 x 40 = 10\n\n3.  Subtract the discounted amount (10) from the original amount (40) so you get 40-10 = 30.\n\n4.  $30 is the discounted price.  \n\nHope this helps.
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multiply .10 by the total amount you want to save then when you calucate it out, that should be your saving amount. Ex. I want a $100 leather jacket and there is a sale for 10% off multiply $100 * .10 which is $10 so you would save $10.
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i think little above 5 dollars.  I am not sure, but just have a look at the link.