#Its failing two tests i don't why is it failing

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gloomy dome
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export function priceWithMonthlyDiscount(ratePerHour, numDays, discount) {
  let hoursPerDay = 8;
  let billableDays = 22;

  let hourlyRate = ratePerHour * (1 - discount);
  
  let Month = Math.floor(numDays / billableDays);
  let monthlyCost =Month * billableDays * hoursPerDay * hourlyRate;

  let remainingDays = numDays % billableDays;
  let remainingDaysCost =remainingDays * hoursPerDay * hourlyRate;

  let totalCost = Math.round(monthlyCost  + remainingDaysCost)
  return totalCost;
  
}
priceWithMonthlyDiscount()
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i tried using Math.ceil and Math.floor it's not passing the tests

primal pendant
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What was the test? What was the error? How did it fail basically

gloomy dome
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let me show u

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CODE RUN

const actual = priceWithMonthlyDiscount(16, 130, 0.15);
const expected = 14528;
expect(actual).toBeCloseTo(expected, DIFFERENCE_PRECISION_IN_DIGITS);
TEST FAILURE
Error: expect(received).toBeCloseTo(expected, precision)

Expected: 14528
Received: 14144

Expected precision:    6
Expected difference: < 0.0000005
Received difference:   384```
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i think i made a mistake in calculations

deep creek
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Are you applying the discount to full months only?

gloomy dome
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yup

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am applying dicount to everyhour

deep creek
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And the remaining days are charged at the full (not discounted) rate?

gloomy dome
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than am multiplying it with remaining days cost and monthly cost

deep creek
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Full months get a discounted rate

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The remaining days are charged at the full rate.

gloomy dome
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check the code there i first discounted the ratePerHour

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so that means i shouldn't apply discount to remaining days

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they should be charged fully

deep creek
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Correct

gloomy dome
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ok let me try that