This problem involves calculating the final price after applying sequential discounts based on specific conditions.
Festive Deal Discount Calculation
First, calculate the initial discount offered by the store.
- Original Purchase Amount: Rs. 25,000
- Condition for 30% Discount: Purchase above Rs. 10,000. (Rs. 25,000 > Rs. 10,000, so the condition is met).
- First Discount Amount: 30% of Rs. 25,000
Calculation:
Discount = $0.30 \times 25000 = 7500$
The first discount amount is Rs. 7,500.
Price After Initial Discount
Subtract the first discount from the original price.
Price after 30% off = Original Amount - Discount Amount
Price after 30% off = Rs. 25,000 - Rs. 7,500 = Rs. 17,500
Additional Discount Check
Next, check if the additional discount condition is met.
- Condition for Rs. 1,000 off: Total after discount must exceed Rs. 15,000.
- Current Price: Rs. 17,500
- Check: Rs. 17,500 > Rs. 15,000. The condition is met.
Therefore, an additional Rs. 1,000 discount is applied.
Final Payment Calculation
Subtract the additional discount from the price calculated after the first discount.
Final Payment = Price after 30% off - Additional Rs. 1,000 discount
Final Payment = Rs. 17,500 - Rs. 1,000 = Rs. 16,500
The customer finally pays Rs. 16,500.
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