A store starts selling its summer products in June at their regular price. At the end ofthe summer, the store put its summer products on Sale. In particular, the storediscounts its summer products by 26% in August and it further discounts the Augustprices by 53% in September.Compute the total discount rate (in percentage terms) applied to the June pricesafter the September sale. Please, solve the problem by first formulating anequation(s) and/or inequality.Enter the solution in the answer box (with two decimal digits), UPLOAD your workWITH ALL THE STEPS and your answer in the next question. Please, replace thegiven values in the FIRST STEP of your work.

In this question, concept of percentage is applied. When the denominator is not a factor of 100, the…

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