4.3.2 Discounts Markups Tax & Tips

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Mathematics

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9th - 12th Grade

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Easy

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CCSS

6.RP.A.3C

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Ilyse Marcinkiewicz

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Draw

Match the type of markup or discount with each scenario that is described.

Drag and Drop

You are shopping for jackets and find one that normally costs $125. However, it was on a sale rack and marked as 40% off.

How much will the jacket cost after the sale?

Discount or markup in dollars:

Final price of item:

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

$50

$75

$40

$175

Reorder

Dayden buys a bag of oranges from a farmer for $0.50. He plans on selling the bag at an outdoor market after a 400% markup.

Order the steps to find the cost of the bag of oranges after the markup

Hotspot

Krista buys 12 fruit bars for $6. She plans to sell them at a 60% markup.

Which of the following answers show the correct process and cost per fruit bar after markup?

Categorize

Options (5)

pants are 20% off

A coupon for $5 off

Buy one pair of shoes get one pair 30% off

A price increase of $10

A store increases the original price by 20%

Sort the scenarios to determine which are discounts and which are markups.

Discounts

Markups

Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

Hotspot

Which of the following percentages is a standard amount to tip for a server who did well?

Multiple Choice

A family went food shopping and received the final bill, which was a total of $83.40. There was a tax rate of 8%.

What is the final cost, including tax?

$76.73

$83.48

$90.07

$91.40

Match

Match the correct dollar amount with each scenario. Remember to use your calculator when solving.

The tax dollar amount for a $72.38 bill at an 8.2% tax rate

The final cost for a $53.84 bill and a 15% tip

The tip in dollars for a $328.39 bill at a 20% tip

$5.94

$62.92

$65.68

Draw

Amanda and Josh go to breakfast at a local diner. An itemized receipt of their breakfast is shown. The sales tax is 7.50%.

Match each amount to the correct description.

Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

Draw

You bought a pair of shoes that originally were priced at $125.00. When you went to pay, there was a 9.5% tax.

How much is the:

•Tax percentage as a decimal

•Tax in dollars; and

•The final total of shoes?

Multiple Choice

You received a bill that was a total of $44.52. There is an additional 7% tax to be added. How much is your total bill after the tax?

$47.64

$3.12

$44.59

$51.52

Open Ended

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