A television is marked at ₹50,000. A retailer gives a 15% discount on the first 70% of the price and a 5% discount on the rest. What is the total percentage discount offered?
12%
The first 70% of the marked price is \(0.70 \times 50000 = 35000\) and the remaining 30% is \(0.30 \times 50000 = 15000\).
Discount on the first part \(= 15\% \times 35000 = 5250\).
Discount on the remaining part \(= 5\% \times 15000 = 750\).
Total discount \(= 5250 + 750 = 6000\).
Total percentage discount \(= \frac{6000}{50000} \times 100 = 12\%\).
Hence, the total percentage discount offered is 12%.
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