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What single discount is equivalent to two successive discounts of 15% and 7%?
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1-(0.85)(0.93)
So, it must be approximately 21%
We can use an example where we have $100 \[(100*0.85)*(0.93)=79.05\] So this is the same as a single discount of 20.95% since (100-79.05)
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