How much does Mr. Hupel have to pay for his notebook if the seller demands 1000 euro with a 3% discount.
Unfortunately, I'm not getting any further at the moment. What are discounts? Do I have to add another 3% of the thousand to the 1000?
https://de.wikipedia.org/...iki/Skonto
Is withdrawn. Incentive to pay immediately.
Oh, thank you very much 😊
The 3% will be deducted! You first have to calculate how much three percent is and then - 1000
With a 3% discount… The word "deduction" means that it is to be deducted from the total amount. So 1000 euro - 3%
A seller can set up the rule that the buyer can deduct a discount if he pays the amount within a certain time (e.g. One week). This may increase the payment behavior.
That means that the original price is 100% + the benefit, so 1000 euro is 103% of the total price.
(1000/103) * 100 = sales price
Thank you 😊
A discount is a price reduction granted by the dealer if the customer pays within the payment term.
1000 euro • 3%: 100 = 30 euro
1000 euro - 30 euro = 970 euro
The so-called supplier credit is a discount. If you pay by a certain point in time, you get a discount equal to the percentage of the discount. Here that's the 3%. 1% of 1000 euro is 10 euro, 3% is 30 euro. Thus, Mr Hupel only has to pay 970 euro.
Thank you, that was the best contribution so far 😊☺
1000 euro • 3%: 100
≠ 30 euro
because "3%" already means "three out of a hundred" or "3/100"
so it has to be said
1000 euro • 3% = 30 euro
The result is the same, the way does not matter.
The result is the same
the way is wrong
because
1000 euro • 3%: 100 = 0.30 euro = 30 cents (30 cents)
3% of 1000 euro is guaranteed not to be 30 cents.
Even the community expert for schools has the same solution as me… And then you get wrong results and think I can't do the math.
You're right, but it says:
"One thousand euro times 3 percent divided by 100"
and that's 30 cents
The calculation method is still irrelevant as long as you have the correct solution, then you may have calculated incorrectly but still gave the correct solution. Every capable teacher would award a point for this, which is how I was taught at the vocational school.
Every capable teacher would award a point for this, which is how I was taught at the vocational school.
If you get the correct result despite the wrong calculation method, a "competent" teacher will first assume that you have spotted / copied.
You would get the point if you had miscalculated using the correct calculation method.
By the way:
You could have saved us all this discussion if you didn't respond to my first comment: "The result is the same, the way does not matter." but "Sorry, was a careless mistake" would have written. Occasionally you have to admit your mistakes.
Has that to do with spitting? It's not that I have a completely different result, I just shifted a comma so that I get to 30 euro, NO teacher will think of spiking, my teacher always says when working, nobody looks at the way but at the result.
End of discussion!
If you mean 🤷♂️ You finally started although the result is correct.
