A single discount, equivalent to a successive discount of $40 \%$ and $30 \%$ is in $\%$?
A single discount, equivalent to a successive discount of $40 \%$ and $30 \%$ is in $\%$?
- A
$55$
- B
$56$
- C
$57$
- D
$58$
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