Your station charges $16.50 for a lubrication job. As a promotion you sell six coupons for lubrication jobs for $90. What percentage discount are you offering for customers who purchase the 6-coupon lube book?

Discount (to the nearest tenth) = ___

multiply 6 by $16.50 to get the total amount = $99

now to get the percentage discount : 99-90 (which is the difference) / 99 (original price of what it should have been )

and then multiply by 100 to get the percentage discount

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apologiabiology apologiabiology · Answer 2 · 2017-06-18T02:56:27+02:00

apologiabiology apologiabiology

18-06-2017

hmm
find cost of 6 regular ones
6 times 16.6=99

so
regular-discountedprice=discount
99-90=9

discount is 9
wait, but out of what
that is 6 jobs so
9/6=1.5 discount per job
to find the percent discount
do
discount/original times 100
1.5/16.5 times 100
0.09090909 tims 100
9.090909

so 9% discount

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Your station charges $16.50 for a lubrication job. As a promotion you sell six coupons for lubrication jobs for $90. What percentage discount are you offering for customers who purchase the 6-coupon lube book?

Discount (to the nearest tenth) = ___