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Definition: This calculator determines the final sale price after applying a percentage discount to an original price.
Purpose: It helps shoppers and businesses quickly calculate discounts and sale prices for products and services.
The calculator uses the formula:
Where:
Explanation: The discount percentage is converted to a decimal (divided by 100) and subtracted from 1 to get the multiplier for the original price.
Details: Accurate discount calculations ensure proper pricing, profit margins, and help consumers understand their savings.
Tips: Enter the original price in your currency and the discount percentage (0-100). The calculator will show both the sale price and amount saved.
Q1: Can I calculate multiple discounts?
A: For multiple discounts, calculate them sequentially (apply first discount to original price, then second discount to the new price).
Q2: How do I calculate the reverse (original price from sale price)?
A: Use: Original Price = Sale Price / (1 - Discount%/100)
Q3: Does this work for percentage increases?
A: Yes, enter a negative percentage (though most would use a percentage increase calculator for that).
Q4: Why does 100% off not always equal zero?
A: Due to rounding in currency calculations, 100% off should equal zero, but minor discrepancies might appear with very large numbers.
Q5: How do I calculate tax after discount?
A: First calculate the sale price, then add your local tax percentage to that amount.