what is the mathematical way to calculate Discount ??
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goods price * discount rate = discount value\n\nthen : \n\ngoods price - discount value = net value
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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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X(1.25)\nX=the amount in euro's that you won
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This is an invoice.\n\n2/10= 2% discount if paid within 10 days\n\nn/30= if discount is not taken, payment is due within 30 days.\n\nFOB Shipping point=the merchandise is yours when it ships, not when it actually arrives at your warehouse. Therefore, your inventory account increases while your cash decreases.
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Mutiply $28 by 0.30, then subrtact 28 again, and that should tell you how much it is. ($19.60. It will come up as -19.60 though, just ignore the negative)
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There really are no calculations because they are not charging you ANY interest at all (probably for a certain amount of time only, right?) You will only be paying the Principle during that time, which means you are making a payment that actually reduces the total cost by the exact amount you pay.  WHen interest begins accruing, then each payment you make will be partially going to the product cost (prinicple) and partially to the interest cost (the creditor's profit for lending the money).  There is no better interest rate than 0%.  So, good going!
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If you are getting 25% off, then you are paying 75% of the original price.  100% original price - 25% discount = 75% sale price.\n\nSo .75*670.95 = $503.21
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Let X be each additional minutes\n\nPlan A:\n           Price = .03X + 9.99\n\nPlan B:    \n           Price = .02X + 15.99\n\nPlan C:   \n           Price = .01X + 19.99 \n\nPlan A is very good when the user only uses very little minutes. If Plan A user uses an additional 350 minutes for that month, he will end up paying $20.49 for a total of 850 minutes. That has the same minutes as plan B. If he would have choose Plan B, he would only need to pay $15.99.\n\nThis goes the same with Plan B and C. Depending on how many minutes the user uses, he or she would pick a plan that fits their minute ussage. If a person pick Plan A, he will need to pay $30.99 for the same minutes as plan C which is only $19.99. \n\nPart three of this question is kinda boring\n\nPlan B will be cheaper if Plan A user uses less than 200 minutes\n       $15.99 > .03X + $9.99\n      - $9.99        - $9.99\n             $6.00 > .03X    \n               6.00/.03 > X\n                    200 > X\n\nreapeate the same steps for the rest and you'll know the numbers\n\nHALA back if your a sexy girl\njohnjing2@yahoo.com
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I cant believe you askred a really stupid quetion!! get a calcalator and you do the math!! but since i'm a great guy and you are LITTLE SLOW IN MATH i will tell you!!  AND THE ANSWER IS----------- THE DISCOUNT IS $4.80 AND THE FINAL PRICE IS $14.40, BEFORE TAXES OF COURSE!
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the item that 2 sell for 66\ndivide 66 by 2 you get 33\n33x5 = 165 \n5 items sell for 165cents\n\nhalf of 1.98 is 99\n\n4.60 divided by 4 is\n1.15\n\n4.80 divided by 100 will give you 1%\nthen multiply by 5 to get 5%\n0.24 is 5% add this to 4.80\n$5.04
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Nope. A $4.80 discount on $32 is equal to 15% (0.15x). $15.60 is not 15% of $78.
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Discount is the rebate that u receive/give over the normal price of a product.\nThere are two types of discounts:\n1. Discount expense that u give to ur customer\n2. Discount income that u receive from seller.\n\nWhen u give discount that u will treat as expense and u make it as debit in accounts\nWhen u receive it u will write it as income and take as credit in books of accounts.\n\nIllustration:\n1.\nPurchases              Dr.\n          Dicsount income (received)                  Cr.\n          Cash/Accounts Payable                       Cr.\n\n2.\n\nCash/ Accounts Receivable        Dr.\nDiscount expense (paid)             Dr.\n              Sales                                             Cr.\n\nSo, u will book ur discount in books of accounts.
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It depends on how your employer gives the discount. If he gives the total 35% off the $450 then your cost would be $292.50 plus tax. But if he gives you the addtional 20% after the original 15% has been taken then it would break down like this.\n\n$450 x 0.15 = $67.50\n$450-$67.50=$382.50\n$382.50 x 0.20=$76.50\n$383.50-$76.50=$306.00 plus tax
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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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Math question\nIt's the wording. Don't pay attention to the $27 figure. Concentrate on this.\n\n$30 paid.\n\n$25 Acutal cost of room due to discount\n\n$5 owed\n\n$1 dollar to each\n\n$2 for the clerk.\n\nThe mythical figure of $27 ASSUMES that the cost of the room was actually $27 due to the refund of $1 per man (it should have been 25 due to the multiple occupant discount, The number 27 was never mentioned by "motel personel"). Look only at the original price and the actual discount price of $30 and $25 respectively. If you do that, the math should make sense\n\n30 dollars paid\n\n25 dollars actual cost of room\n\n5 Dollars total refund\n\n3 dollars total to the salesmen\n\n2 dollars to the clerk\n\nHence an algebraic formula ((30-5)+3)+2)=30\n\n(25+3)+2=30\n\n28+2=30\n\nOr:\n\nx=$30, total paid by salesmen \n\ny=$25 cost of room with multiple occupancy discount\n\nz=$5 Total amount of refund due salesmen\n\na=$2 Amount kept by clerk\n\nb=$3 Actual amount refunded to salesmen\n\nWhich gives you (((x-z)+b)+a)=x\n\nNow isn't that much simpler?
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I don't feel like working it out, but you just discount back the cash flows assuming they're constant, and then do some simple algebra.\n\nIt looks kind of like\n\n(785000 - 137) = (x / 1.07) + (x / 1.07^2) + ... (x / 1.07 ^10)\n\nSolve for x.
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Start with 100%.  To decrease the price by 7.5% you would multiply by (100 - 7.5)% = 92.5% or 0.925\n\n$17 * 0.925 = $15.73\n$25.50 * 0.925 = $23.59\n$16 * 0.925 = $14.80\n$360 * 0.925 = $333.00