Discount Price Calculator
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The short answer
Take the discount percent off the price to get what you pay. At 25 percent off ₹1,999, the discount is about ₹499.75 and you pay ₹1499.25. The tool sets the 'take off' option for you. Remember that a second discount applies to the reduced price.
New value
1,499.25
1,999 minus 25%
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How to: Discount Price Calculator
- 1Choose 'Add or take off a percent'.
- 2Type the original price and the discount percent.
- 3Make sure the option says decrease.
- 4Read the new price under the boxes.
At a glance
- Formula
- Price × (100 − discount) ÷ 100
- Example
- ₹1,999 less 25% = ₹1499.25
- Two discounts
- Apply the second to the reduced price
Frequently asked questions
Is 20% off plus 10% off the same as 30% off?
No. The second discount is taken from the lower price, so together they equal 28 percent off, not 30.
How do I find the original price from the sale price?
Divide the sale price by the fraction you paid. If you paid 75 percent, divide by 0.75. The tool's other modes can check the result.
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