Mathematics
Grade6
Easy

Question

An item is originally priced at $80. A discount is given and the item is bought for $68. Estimate what percent of discount is received.

  1. 15%
  2. 25%
  3. 12%
  4. 10%

hintHint:

1. When a certain quantity is divided into 100 equal parts and a certain part of it is to be expressed in terms of the whole quantity, that portion is called as a percent, represented with a % sign.
2. Percentage discount = (New Price - Original Price) / Original Price * 100.

The correct answer is: 15%


    Given-
    Original price = $80
    New Price = $68
    To find-
    Percentage discount received
    Solution-
    We know that-
    Percentage discount = (New Price - Original Price) / Original Price * 100
    ∴ Percentage discount = (80 - 68) / 80 * 100
    ∴ Percentage discount = 12 / 80 * 100
    ∴ Percentage discount = 15%
    Final Answer- Option 'a' i.e. '15%' is the correct answer to the given question.

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