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A crockery store offered a sale of 15% on their products. If a specifi [#permalink]
A crockery store offered a sale of 15% on their products. If a specific product was already on 10% sale, what is the percent decrease from the original price before any discount to the current price?


Let the original price be 100.
After 10% discount, price was changed to 90.
After another 15% discount, price was changed to .85*90 =76.5

Total decrease in price from 100 to 76.5 = 23.5
=> total %age change = 23.5%

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Re: A crockery store offered a sale of 15% on their products. If a specifi [#permalink]
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Let Original price: 100

Already on 10% sale: 100 * \(\frac{90 }{ 100}\) = 90

Sale of 15%: 90 * \(\frac{85 }{ 100}\) = 76.5

Percent decrease: \(\frac{(76.5 - 100) }{ 100}\) * 100 = 23.5

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