# Comparing discounts Online Quiz

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### Explanation

Step 1:

Discount of trader A = 40% of $360 = 0.4 × 360 =$144

Sale price of trader A = $360 −$144 = $216 Step 2: Discount of trader B = 30% of$300 = 0.3 × 300 = $90 Sale price of trader B =$300 − $90 =$210

Step 3:

Since 210 < 216, purchasing from Trader B is a better buy.

### Explanation

Step 1:

Discount of trader A = 25% of $510 = 0.25 × 510 =$127.50

Sale price of trader A = $510 −$127.50 = $382.50 Step 2: Discount of trader B = 30% of$540 = 0.3 × 540 = $162 Sale price of trader B =$540 − $162 =$378

Step 3:

Since 378 < 382.50, purchasing from Trader B is a better buy.

### Explanation

Step 1:

Discount of trader A = 25% of $420 = 0.25 × 420 =$105

Sale price of trader A = $420 −$105 = $315 Step 2: Discount of trader B = 30% of$460 = 0.3 × 460 = $138 Sale price of trader B =$460 − $138 =$322

Step 3:

Since 315 < 322, purchasing from Trader A is a better buy.

### Explanation

Step 1:

Discount of trader A = 25% of $360 = 0.25 × 360 =$90

Sale price of trader A = $360 −$90 = $270 Step 2: Discount of trader B = 30% of$380 = 0.3 × 380 = $114 Sale price of trader B =$380 − $114 =$266

Step 3:

Since 266 < 270, purchasing from Trader B is a better buy.

### Explanation

Step 1:

Discount of trader A = 25% of $320 = 0.25 × 320 =$80

Sale price of trader A = $320 −$80 = $240 Step 2: Discount of trader B = 30% of$350 = 0.3 × 350 = $105 Sale price of trader B =$350 − $105 =$245

Step 3:

Since 240 < 245, purchasing from Trader A is a better buy.

### Explanation

Step 1:

Discount of trader A = 25% of $400 = 0.25 × 400 =$100

Sale price of trader A = $400 −$100 = $300 Step 2: Discount of trader B = 30% of$420 = 0.3 × 420 = $126 Sale price of trader B =$420 − $126 =$294

Step 3:

Since 294 < 300, purchasing from Trader B is a better buy.

### Explanation

Step 1:

Discount of trader A = 20% of $110 = 0.2 × 110 =$22

Sale price of trader A = $110 −$22 = $88 Step 2: Discount of trader B = 30% of$130 = 0.3 × 130 = $39 Sale price of trader B =$130 − $39 =$91

Step 3:

Since 88 < 91, purchasing from Trader A is a better buy.

### Explanation

Step 1:

Discount of trader A = 30% of $200 = 0.3 × 200 =$60

Sale price of trader A = $200 −$60 = $140 Step 2: Discount of trader B = 35% of$220 = 0.35 × 220 = $77 Sale price of trader B =$220 − $77 =$143

Step 3:

Since 140 < 143, purchasing from Trader A is a better buy.

### Explanation

Step 1:

Discount of trader A = 20% of $200 = 0.2 × 200 =$40

Sale price of trader A = $200 −$40 = $160 Step 2: Discount of trader B = 15% of$180 = 0.15 × 180 = $27 Sale price of trader B =$180 − $27 =$153

Step 3:

Since 153 < 160, purchasing from Trader B is a better buy.

### Explanation

Step 1:

Discount of trader A = 25% of $250 = 0.25 × 250 =$62.50

Sale price of trader A = $250 −$62.50 = $187.50 Step 2: Discount of trader B = 30% of$270 = 0.3 × 270 = $81 Sale price of trader B =$270 − $81 =$189

Step 3:

Since 187.50 < 189, purchasing from Trader A is a better buy.

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