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When we compare qualities in the same person or thing, we do not use the -er form of comparative degree but use the form of 'more'. X. The fruit seller gave me some fruits yesterday, saying that they were tasty, but I found them more healthy than tasty. 1. Team officials are remaining quiet about the possibility of trading the most prominent player the franchise has had since moving west. Here, the extreme thing is compared. So, ‘most prominent’ is to be used. 2. Horror genre generally interests me, but the movie I watched yesterday was more scary than interesting.
A single discount equivalent to three successive discounts of 10%, 12% and 15% is.
What is the single discount equivalent to the successive discounts of 10%, 20%, and 15%?
If the shopkeeper sells an item at Rs 1000 which is marked as Rs 1250, then what is the discount he is offering?
An item with a marked price of ₹4,000 was sold for ₹3,492 after a discount of y% was offered. What was the value of y?