Interactive pricing component solution

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  Good job on completing the challenge, it works very well.

  I think the $/month should change to $/year when you click on the toggle.

  I am no mathematician, but I think the math is way off, look at it from this angle, how can you pay $8 for one month but $6 for the whole year? What you should do is multiply the monthly billing by 12; 8 * 12 = 96 Then on that 96 is where you apply the 25% discount; 96 * 0,25 = 24 Then you subtract; 92 - 24 = 72

  So when the monthly billing is $8 the yearly billing is $72.

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  Nathan•830

  @YofouPosted over 3 years ago

  @thulanigamtee Hey just to explain why Dineshraj did what they did it's because (8 x 0.25) = 6 and then 6 x 12 does = 72. so the math does check out, however why display it as 6/month rather than 72/year. well this maybe a perference kind of thing but the mentality that I had behind it was that because this is a discount keeping the "UNITS" consitent makes it easier and clearer for the user to realise if they're getting their moneys worth, so I can easily see as a user I'm saving 2 dollars per month if I go with the annual plan.

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  @Yofou I totally get what you saying and I agree, but take how frontend mentor does it, for a pro subscription, if you choose the yearly route, you pay $96 all at once which is billed yearly, not $8/month until it adds up to $96.

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  Dineshraj•540

  @DineshrajAnandanPosted over 3 years ago

  @thulanigamtee Hi. Yes, it makes complete sense to display the yearly price when the yearly billing is toggled.

  But, I just thought like I will follow the requirements in the instructions or maybe the requirements lack this detail.

  Thanks for the feedback.

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