Discount

The video tutorial explains how to calculate discounts and discount percentages. It begins with Tony exploring discounts at a mall and buying shoes at a reduced price. The tutorial then covers how to calculate the discount amount and percentage using examples, including shoes and mobile phones. It also demonstrates how to estimate sale prices when a discount percentage is given, using various examples to illustrate the concepts.

What is the discount amount on a pair of shoes originally priced at ₹880 and sold for ₹528?

• ₹400

• ₹352

• ₹452

• ₹500

How do you calculate the discount percentage?

• Discount amount divided by sale price, multiplied by 100

• Marked price divided by discount amount, multiplied by 100

• Discount amount divided by marked price, multiplied by 100

• Sale price divided by marked price, multiplied by 100

If an item marked at ₹250 is sold at ₹225, what is the discount percentage?

• 20%

• 15%

• 12%

• 10%

What is the sale price of an item listed at ₹480 with a 15% discount?

• ₹450

• ₹408

• ₹420

• ₹432

Using the unitary method, how do you find the marked price if an item is sold at ₹6324 after a 7% discount?

• Calculate 93% of ₹6324 and add it to ₹6324

• Calculate 93% of the marked price and equate to ₹6324

• Calculate 7% of the marked price and subtract from ₹6324

• Calculate 7% of ₹6324 and add it to ₹6324

How do you estimate the sale price when a 12% discount is offered on ₹650?

• Add 12% of the sale price to ₹650

• Subtract 12% of the sale price from ₹650

• Add 12% of ₹650 to ₹650

• Subtract 12% of ₹650 from ₹650

If a 14% discount is offered on a bill of ₹550, what is the payable amount?

• ₹473

• ₹480

• ₹490

• ₹500