Find Original Value using result of discounted discount [closed]
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Am trying to build an excel sheet where I have an known Target Price (TP) that I want to achieve but don't now how to get the Original Price (OP).
TP = (OP - 10% discount on OP) - 20% fee on discounted OP
Can someone help with a simple answer?
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asked Jan 9 at 5:25
olgaoolgao
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Am trying to build an excel sheet where I have an known Target Price (TP) that I want to achieve but don't now how to get the Original Price (OP).
TP = (OP - 10% discount on OP) - 20% fee on discounted OP
Can someone help with a simple answer?
percentages
asked Jan 9 at 5:25
olgaoolgao
6
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closed as off-topic by Travis, verret, Eevee Trainer, Leucippus, max_zorn Jan 10 at 6:03
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Am trying to build an excel sheet where I have an known Target Price (TP) that I want to achieve but don't now how to get the Original Price (OP).
TP = (OP - 10% discount on OP) - 20% fee on discounted OP
Can someone help with a simple answer?
percentages
asked Jan 9 at 5:25
olgaoolgao
6
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Am trying to build an excel sheet where I have an known Target Price (TP) that I want to achieve but don't now how to get the Original Price (OP).
TP = (OP - 10% discount on OP) - 20% fee on discounted OP
Can someone help with a simple answer?
percentages
percentages
asked Jan 9 at 5:25
olgaoolgao
6
asked Jan 9 at 5:25
olgaoolgao
6
asked Jan 9 at 5:25
olgaoolgao
6
asked Jan 9 at 5:25
olgaoolgao
6
asked Jan 9 at 5:25
olgaoolgao
6
6
closed as off-topic by Travis, verret, Eevee Trainer, Leucippus, max_zorn Jan 10 at 6:03
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- "This question is missing context or other details: Please provide additional context, which ideally explains why the question is relevant to you and our community. Some forms of context include: background and motivation, relevant definitions, source, possible strategies, your current progress, why the question is interesting or important, etc." – Travis, verret, Eevee Trainer, Leucippus, max_zorn
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discounted OP = OP - 10% discount on OP = 0.9 * OP
TP=0.8* discounted OP=0.72 * OP
Therefore OP = TP/0.72
answered Jan 9 at 5:38
AndreiAndrei
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Well that was simple.Thanks
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discounted OP = OP - 10% discount on OP = 0.9 * OP
TP=0.8* discounted OP=0.72 * OP
Therefore OP = TP/0.72
answered Jan 9 at 5:38
AndreiAndrei
11.7k21026
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Well that was simple.Thanks
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– olgao
Jan 9 at 5:50
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discounted OP = OP - 10% discount on OP = 0.9 * OP
TP=0.8* discounted OP=0.72 * OP
Therefore OP = TP/0.72
answered Jan 9 at 5:38
AndreiAndrei
11.7k21026
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Well that was simple.Thanks
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– olgao
Jan 9 at 5:50
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discounted OP = OP - 10% discount on OP = 0.9 * OP
TP=0.8* discounted OP=0.72 * OP
Therefore OP = TP/0.72
answered Jan 9 at 5:38
AndreiAndrei
11.7k21026
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discounted OP = OP - 10% discount on OP = 0.9 * OP
TP=0.8* discounted OP=0.72 * OP
Therefore OP = TP/0.72
answered Jan 9 at 5:38
AndreiAndrei
11.7k21026
answered Jan 9 at 5:38
AndreiAndrei
11.7k21026
answered Jan 9 at 5:38
AndreiAndrei
11.7k21026
answered Jan 9 at 5:38
AndreiAndrei
11.7k21026
11.7k21026
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Well that was simple.Thanks
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– olgao
Jan 9 at 5:50
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Well that was simple.Thanks
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– olgao
Jan 9 at 5:50
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Well that was simple.Thanks
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– olgao
Jan 9 at 5:50
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Well that was simple.Thanks
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– olgao
Jan 9 at 5:50
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