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What single discount is equivalent to successive discounts of 10% and 20%?
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Let's start with $100 to make the problem easy. 10% of this is $10, so subtracting that from $100 we get $90. 20% of $90 is $18, so subtract that from $90 and we get $72. $72 is 72% of $100, so the combined discount is 28%
The general formula would be (where C is the combined discount percent, F is the first discount percent, and S is the second discount percent): C = F + S - F*S
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