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in a sale, Richard bought a TV for £300. The original price of the TV was £380. What was the percentage discount on the TV?
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in a sale, Richard bought a TV for £300. The original price of the TV was £380. What was the percentage discount on the TV?
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cost price =300
original price =380
profit = 380-300=80
80/380X100=25%
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(totalPrice-discountedPrice)/totalPrice x 100
so that would be:
(380-300)/380 x100 = 21%
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