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The original price of a set lunch was 30 dollars. It is now sold at a 20% discount. There is an extra discount of 10% for students. How much should a student pay to order a set lunch?
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The original price of a set lunch was 30 dollars. It is now sold at a 20%
discount. There is an extra discount of 10% for students. How much
should a student pay to order a set lunch?
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20% of $30 = $6
30 - 6 = $24
10% of $24 = $2.40
24 - 2.40 = $21.60 cost of student lunch
You have to do each percent separate to get the cost.
If you just take 30% off from the original cost of $30 it will be the wrong answer.
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Find out the total discount percentage that students receive.
20% + 10% = 30%
30/100 x 30 = 9 dollars
30 - 9 = 21 dollars (Final answer)
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