Its a small vacuum so I only recommend you to vacuum your desk or something, not the whole house

That's Jessica from SNSD and it's from a korean variety show called Running Man, 4 members will be on that show on this Sunday, I think...

Its sitting next to me I havent opened it yet

ya mun

lol they dont 'pick' winners, everyone who gets 100 goes through

You have to tell him so he knows you want the prize

PMed blee?

How much posts do you have left?

hahahaha spill? why so?

Huh?

ahh no its fine .. i wouldn't really be bothered if you was .. youre just speaking your mind .. its fine .... and i understand like how some people on this forum can just be dicks but personally its part of the fun ... dunno about you but i love being a bitch and just argue but hmm i do see what you mean ... like i know a couple of members that left cause the dickery is just .. FUUU ... but any way wow ... long time that ... what even happened .. xD i kinda forgot yet i still remember .. xD

ohhh where did you go off too?

ok man 2(0.025) means 2.5% of 2. If you were ask to calculate what is 2.5% of 2, then you do 2(0.025). However if the question now is that if you were ask to calculate the what is 2.5% OFF 2, then you do 2 - 2(0.025) and this is = 2(1 - 0.025). Depend on the situation.

aww thanks~~
you really made my day haha

-_- sigh..

stop reporting stuff on my wall.

?? why? lol

well the point is u need to multiply the price by the percentage before u can add/subtracted on/from it. multiply the what by the percentage depends on the problem cause the problem might say the tax on the original price instead of the sale price.

im just playing with that mi dang..i dont hate him lol

i donno ur math background so im not really sure wat ur looking for. im assuming u prolly want to know the total after percentage is applied. example of that will be something like buying 20% off a pair of shoes priced at $50. Then the total T = $50 - (20/100)($50) >>> $50(1 - 20/100). The 20% or 20/100 is applied to the original price $50. Then the price is reduced from the original $50. Or if you want make the problem harder, you can add the tax 8.125% off the sale price. Then it will be T = [$50 - (20/100)($50)][8.125/100] + [$50 - (20/100)($50)] >>> T = [$50 - (20/100)($50)][1 + 8.125/100].

Total = Original - SalePrice + Tax

Given: Original = $50, SalePercentage = 20%, TaxPercentage = 8.125%

SalePrice = SalePercentage x Original = (20/100) x ($50)

Tax = TaxPercentage x Sale Price = (8.125/100) x (20/100) x ($50)

Well lemme know if it helps.