The document provides questions about single trade discounts, discount series, and calculating discounts. It asks the reader to calculate the original price and savings from discounts on an air conditioner priced at ₱15,600 with a 30% off sale, and a flat-screen television with a ₱3,600 discount from a 6% off sale. It then provides variables for original price, discount amount, selling price, and discount rate to solve for missing values in discount scenarios.
The document provides questions about single trade discounts, discount series, and calculating discounts. It asks the reader to calculate the original price and savings from discounts on an air conditioner priced at ₱15,600 with a 30% off sale, and a flat-screen television with a ₱3,600 discount from a 6% off sale. It then provides variables for original price, discount amount, selling price, and discount rate to solve for missing values in discount scenarios.
The document provides questions about single trade discounts, discount series, and calculating discounts. It asks the reader to calculate the original price and savings from discounts on an air conditioner priced at ₱15,600 with a 30% off sale, and a flat-screen television with a ₱3,600 discount from a 6% off sale. It then provides variables for original price, discount amount, selling price, and discount rate to solve for missing values in discount scenarios.
1. What is a single trade discount? 2. What is a discount series? 3. What is the difference between a single trade discount and a discount series? 4. Would an x/y discount series yield the same discount as an (x+y)% single trade discount? B. Solve each problem. 1. An air conditioner, which was originally priced at ₱15,600, is on sale at 30% off. How much will you save if its original price? 2. If you got a ₱3,600 discount when you pruchased a flat-screen television set that is on sale 6% off, what was its original price?
V: Find the values of the missing variables, which are defined as follows:
S is the selling price;
M o is the original price; D is the amount of discount; and r is the discount rate.