Question

Question #d62c0

Answer 1

$36.

Explanation:

It depends.

Based on the question, what I think is happening is that the coupon is being used for 10% off the marked down price, and not the initial price, so, working from there...
`$50*(1-0.2) = $50*0.8 = $40`
Now, we have to take an additional 10% off because of the coupon.
`$40*(1-0.1) = $40*0.9 = $36`.
And there you have it!

P.S. If the coupon was for the initial price, we can add both markdown and the coupon together to have a total discount of `30%`. We can then do the math from there...
`$50*(1-0.3)=$50*0.7=$35`. It's only `$1` difference, so it would not really matter...