What is 10% off 60?
10% off 60 = 54 (you save 6)
- Sale price
- 54
- You save
- 6
- You pay
- 90%
- Original
- 60
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How to work it out
- Work out the discount: 10% of 60 = 0.1 × 60 = 6
- Take it off the price: 60 − 6 = 54
- Check: Add the saving back: 54 + 6 = 60.
Another method. In one step: you pay 90% of the price, so 0.9 × 60 = 54. Both methods always give the same answer.
In a spreadsheet: =60*(1-10%). Taking the percentage of the price gives the saving, not the price you pay. Subtract it, or multiply by the share that is left.
What the result means
After 10% off, you pay 90% of the price: 54 instead of 60, a saving of 6.
Shopping: an item marked $60 with 10% off costs $54 at the till, before any sales tax.
Stacked discounts
10% off followed by another 10% off is 19% off in total, not 20%: the second discount applies to the lower price.
Related results
| 15% off 60 | 15% off 60 = 51 (you save 9) |
| 20% off 60 | 20% off 60 = 48 (you save 12) |
| 25% off 60 | 25% off 60 = 45 (you save 15) |
| 30% off 60 | 30% off 60 = 42 (you save 18) |
| 40% off 60 | 40% off 60 = 36 (you save 24) |
| 50% off 60 | 50% off 60 = 30 (you save 30) |
The other way round: 10% of 60. Two discounts do not add up: 10% off and then another 10% off leaves 48.6, not 48, because the second discount is taken of the lower price.
Practice
| 3% off 76 | Show answer3% off 76 = 73.72 (you save 2.28) |
| 57% off 5 | Show answer57% off 5 = 2.15 (you save 2.85) |
| 29% off 96 | Show answer29% off 96 = 68.16 (you save 27.84) |
| 2% off 24 | Show answer2% off 24 = 23.52 (you save 0.48) |
| 77% off 30 | Show answer77% off 30 = 6.9 (you save 23.1) |
| 44% off 68 | Show answer44% off 68 = 38.08 (you save 29.92) |
How answers are calculated and checked: methodology.
Questions
What is 10% off 60?
10% off 60 is 54: you save 6. Formula and steps for the sale price.
How much do I save with 10% off 60?
6. That is 10% of 60.
What was the price before 10% off if I paid 54?
60. Divide what you paid by 0.9, the share of the price that is left.