The 30% discount on the tennis racket amounts to 89.70. compute the list / original selling price and the net price after discount
Ans) Full price is always 100%. For eg- if the cost of any good is $100, then 30% discount will be equal to $30.
We will here use unitary method, that we learned in maths.
30% = 89.70, then
100% = [(89.70)/30] ×100 = 299
Real price of the product is $299.
Now after 30% discount, he will have to pay = $299 - $89.70 = $209.3
Or we can compute it the other way, i.e 30% discount means he will have to pay 70% of the amount.
70% of $299 = .70 × $299 = $209.3
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