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Double Discount Calculator

Calculate final prices and savings when two consecutive discounts are applied

Calculate Double Discount

The initial price before any discounts are applied

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The first discount applied to the original price

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The second discount applied to the already discounted price

Double Discount Results

Original Price
$0.00
After First Discount
$0.00
Saved: $0.00
Final Price
$0.00
Total Savings
$0.00
0.00% total discount

Calculation Breakdown

Original Price:$0.00
First Discount (0%):-$0.00
Price after first discount:$0.00
Second Discount (0%):-$0.00
Final Price:$0.00
Effective Single Discount:0.00%

Discount Analysis

Example Calculation

Holiday Sale Example

Scenario: Black Friday + Store Credit Combo

Original Price: $100 jacket

Black Friday Discount: 30% off

Store Credit Discount: Additional 15% off

Step-by-Step Calculation

1. After 30% discount: $100 × (1 - 0.30) = $100 × 0.70 = $70

2. After additional 15% discount: $70 × (1 - 0.15) = $70 × 0.85 = $59.50

3. Total savings: $100 - $59.50 = $40.50

Result: Final Price = $59.50 (40.5% total discount)

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Smart Shopping Tips

1

Stack Discounts

Look for stores that allow stacking multiple discounts

2

Timing Matters

Combine seasonal sales with store-specific promotions

3

Membership Benefits

Use loyalty programs for additional discounts

Common Double Discount Scenarios

Black Friday + Coupon

Store-wide sale + manufacturer coupon

Clearance + Loyalty

End-of-season clearance + member discount

Student + Promotional

Student discount + promotional code

Bulk + Volume

Quantity discount + early bird pricing

Understanding Double Discounts

What is a Double Discount?

A double discount occurs when two separate discounts are applied consecutively to a purchase. The key principle is that the second discount is applied to the already-discounted price, not the original price.

Why Understanding This Matters

  • Helps you calculate true savings accurately
  • Enables better comparison of different deals
  • Prevents overestimating discount value
  • Helps with budget planning and decision making

Double Discount Formula

Final Price = Original Price × (1 - r) × (1 - q)

where r = first discount rate, q = second discount rate

Important Note

Remember: Two 20% discounts ≠ 40% discount!
Actual result: 20% + 20% = 36% total discount
Formula: (1 - 0.20) × (1 - 0.20) = 0.64, so 36% off

Real-World Applications

  • • Retail store promotions
  • • Online shopping with promo codes
  • • Membership and loyalty discounts
  • • Seasonal clearance sales
  • • Business wholesale pricing
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