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To calculate a price with a 10% discount, you can take the original price and multiply it by 0.9. This gives you the final price after applying the 10% reduction.

For example:
If the original price is \( P \), then the discounted price \( P_{\text{discounted}} \) is:
\[
P_{\text{discounted}} = P \times 0.9
\]

Feel free to enter your price, and I can help calculate the final amount. 

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Here are some questions that might interest you:
1. How can I calculate a discount for other percentages?
2. How do I apply multiple discounts to a price?
3. How can I calculate the price increase instead of a discount?
4. Can I use this formula to calculate sales tax as well?
5. How would I calculate the final price if there's an additional tax?

**Tip:** Always double-check your multiplier when working with discounts (0.9 for a 10% discount, 0.8 for a 20% discount, and so on).

i will enter the price and multiply by 0.9

Learn how to calculate a 10% discount on any price by simply multiplying by 0.9. This method provides an easy solution to find the final amount after a discount, making it suitable for students in Grades 5-7.

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