Jinx R.

asked • 11/14/16

a tv that regularly sells for $425 is marked down to $318.75. what is the discount rate? Im counfused cause i have to make an OCN chart and stuff.

basically, im counfused on where to put all the numbers on the OCN chart (origional, changed, new).

Kenneth S.

OCN chart is an attempt at imposing a rote-learned scheme on a fairly natural problem.
"Stuff" is loose English and should not appear in your question.
 
The most important thing is the DIFFERENCE, which gives the amount saved(discounted), and then expressing the ratio of discount to original price to yield discount rate. All of this should be clear in spite of, or without, the latest CommonCore terminology (OCN).
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