In a state with 8.25% tax, someone buys an article marked 15% discount. When the price is worked out, does it matter if the tax is added first and then the discount taken off, or if the discount is taken off and then the tax is added?

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Leanna Ware

Mathematics

14 June, 16:27

In a state with 8.25% tax, someone buys an article marked 15% discount. When the price is worked out, does it matter if the tax is added first and then the discount taken off, or if the discount is taken off and then the tax is added?

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Marquis · Answer 1

First, you add the discount.

Then you add the tax

Like come on, common sense, why would you pay taxes for money that you don't have to pay since you got a discount