How it works
Final price = price × (1−d₁/100) × (1−d₂/100); percentages do not add
Input definitions
- Original price
- Enter the value in the labeled unit.
- First discount (%)
- Enter the value in the labeled unit.
- Second discount (%)
- Enter the value in the labeled unit.
A worked example
- Original price
- 200
- First discount (%)
- 10
- Second discount (%)
- 20
Assumptions & limits
Single currency; 2 fractional digits, decimal arithmetic and half-up rounding at final output. Estimates exclude taxes and fees unless explicitly entered.
Sources & review
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Common questions
Are these investment and borrowing results guaranteed?
No. These are deterministic estimates from the inputs and stated method, not predicted returns or lending offers. Actual fees, tax, timing and contractual terms may differ.
How does the Multiple discounts tool work?
Final price = price × (1−d₁/100) × (1−d₂/100); percentages do not add.
What are the assumptions and limits of Multiple discounts?
Single currency; 2 fractional digits, decimal arithmetic and half-up rounding at final output. Estimates exclude taxes and fees unless explicitly entered.