Question

An article is sold after successive discounts of 25% and 15%.
What is the equivalent single discount percentage?

Asked in Delhi Police Constable (Executive) (Held On: 19 Dec, 2025 Shift 1) · 2025
Discount and MP · Quantitative Aptitude
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Quantitative AptitudeProfit and LossDiscount and MPSuccessive DiscountsTwo Successive DiscountsDelhi Police Constable (Executive) (Held On: 19 Dec, 2025 Shift 1)2025
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If the question gives the price after multiple discounts, calculate the remaining percentage of MP first. For example, 90% and 50% discounts leave 10% × 50% = 5% of MP.

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Option B — 36.25%

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