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Mathematics
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7th Grade
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Gabriela Covarrubias
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Monday, Sep 14th
Asynchronous lesson. Please complete these slides.

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Learning Objective
By the end of class, students will learn to calculate sales tax, as measured by solving for the price of an item they want including sales tax.
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Vocabulary
Sales Tax
Income Tax
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Open Ended
What do you already know about sales tax?
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Sales Tax
a tax on goods and services. Sales tac is typically a percentage of the amount spent on a purchase.
We are going to learn how to calculate sales tax.
Fun fact: Sales tax is something you will always hear about, especially in politics!
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Income Tax
a tax on one's earnings. Income tax is typically a percentage of ones income .
*When you all get a job, you will have to start paying taxes each year. That is why it is important to know how income tax works
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Sales Tax
Any item that you purchase you will pay taxes on that item. You will always find this information on a receipt.
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Sales Tax
To find the 8.25% of a price:
1. Convert 8.25% into a decimal
2. multiply decimal by the price of item
3. Add that amount to the cost of the item
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First- review on how to convert a percent to a decimal.
Move the decimal point thwo places to the left. <-----
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Multiple Choice
What is 8.25% as a decimal? *Remember move the decimal to the right two times
8.25
.00825
.0825
.825
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Phone case is $14.60
If I pay an additional 8.25% in sales tax, what is the total amount that I will pay? Round to the nearest sent if necessary.
$14.60 x .0825 = $1.20
Add the sales tax to the price of the phone case. $14.60 + $1.20 = $15.80
So, the total amount spent was $15.80
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Multiple Choice
Will adding sales tax increase the price of your item?
YES
NO
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Multiple Choice
Emma wants to buy exercise equipment that costs $140 and the sales tax is 5.75%. What is the total cost of the equipment?
$148.05
$148.10
$140
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Assets and Liabilities
Assets: things you own (house, car, jewelry)
Liability: debts you owe (car loan, student loan)
Net Worth: is the value of assets minus liability
(assets - liability = net worth)
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Multiple Choice
Is a car an asset?
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
Anything with the word debt is going to be a liability, true or false?
True
False
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How do you determine your net worth?
1. Add all your assets together
2. add all your liabilities together
3. subtract the two values
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1. Add all your assets together
2. add all your liabilities together
3. subtract the two values
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Bob has $1,700 in savings,
a credit card debt of $2,000, and a car thats paid off and worth $2,000.
What is his net worth?
Savings and his car that is paid off are assets.
Credit card debt is a liability.
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Multiple Choice
Bob has $1,700 in savings,
a credit card debt of $2,000, and a car thats paid off and worth $2,000.
What is his net worth?
1,000
2,000
3,700
1,700
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