What is discount rate for list price 1970 and sale price 1929

Answer: The discount rate for the product with list price 1970 and sale price 1929 is 2.08%

The discount rate is used to calculate the discount offered on the list price of a product. It is calculated in terms of percentage

The following is the formula for calculating the discount rate,

%  Discount=List  PriceSale  PriceList  Price×100\%\; Discount = \frac{List\;Price - Sale\;Price}{List\;Price} \times 100

To calculate the discount rate of a product with list price 1970 and sale price 1929, let’s first put it in the formula

%  discount=197019291970×100{\small\%}\; discount = \frac{1970 - 1929}{1970} \times 100

%  discount=411970×100{\small\%}\; discount = \frac{41}{1970} \times 100


%  discount=0.0208×100{\small\%}\; discount = 0.0208 \times 100

%  discount=2.08{\small\%}\; discount = 2.08

The discount rate for products with list price 1970 and sale price 1929 is 2.08%

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