That depends on what the digits are. It could be anywhere between zero times and infinite times. If both are the same digit and not zero, then the tenth is ten times the size of the hundredth.
Assuming that the 4.8% interest rate is an annual interest rate, then, after one year, with a principal of $3,000 we would be able to win 4.8% of $3000:

Divide 144 over 12 to find the monthly earnings:

Therefore, with a principal of $3,000 we would be earning $12 interest in 1 month.
For the earnings on the first month to be equal to $10, then you would have to win $120 annually, and $120 must be 4.8% of the principal. To find which quantity satisfies that 4.8% of it is equal to $120, divide 120 over 4.8%:

Therefore, the principal must be equal to $2500 for you to win $10 on the first month, and it would indeed be correct to say that if you open an account with $3000 you will earn at least $10 interest in 1 month.
93 is 60 percent from the original price.
The discount reduces the original price by 40 percent.