Determining Sale Price Or Discount
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Ms. Anderson received a coupon in the mail for Carters children clothing. The coupon is for 25% off a regular priced item. Ms. Anderson found a dress for her daughter that is priced at $29.99. How much will Ms. Anderson have to pay for her daughter's dress?
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$7.49
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$18.49
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$22.49
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This quiz assesses the ability to calculate sale prices and discounts, essential skills in financial literacy. It includes practical scenarios like applying coupons and computing taxes, enhancing real-world problem-solving skills.
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Mrs. Bidne decided to buy an aquarium for her son. The pet store had an ad in the local paper that showed a couple ways that Mrs. Bidne could save some money on this purchase. She clipped a coupon for $5.00 off any item, but she also saw that all aquariums are 15% off. The price of the aquarium is $24.99. Which discount would offer the lowest price?
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The $5.00 coupon is the better deal.
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The 15% off sale price is the better deal
Correct Answer
A. The $5.00 coupon is the better deal.Explanation
The $5.00 coupon is the better deal because it offers a fixed discount of $5.00 off the original price of $24.99. On the other hand, the 15% off sale price would only give a discount of approximately $3.75 ($24.99 * 0.15 = $3.74). Therefore, the $5.00 coupon would result in a lower price for the aquarium compared to the 15% off sale price.Rate this question:
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What is the important information you need to solve this problem?Deb ordered supplies for our school. There were 7 items on the order, which came to a total of $59.50 before shipping. Shipping will cost $5.00 for an order total between $50-$60. The order should arrive at our school on the 3rd business day after the order is placed. What is the total cost of this order?(select all that apply)
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7 items
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$59.50
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$5.00
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$50-$60
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3rd business day
Correct Answer(s)
A. $59.50
A. $5.00Explanation
The important information needed to solve this problem is the number of items in the order (7 items), the total cost of the items before shipping ($59.50), and the cost of shipping ($5.00).Rate this question:
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5% of 20 is _______.
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5
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3
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1
Correct Answer
A. 1Explanation
To calculate 5% of a number, we can multiply the number by 0.05. In this case, 5% of 20 would be 20 * 0.05 = 1. Therefore, the correct answer is 1.Rate this question:
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30% off of $165 is ___________
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$39.50
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$49.50
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$59.50
Correct Answer
A. $49.50Explanation
To calculate the discount, we multiply the original price ($165) by the percentage off (30%). 30% of $165 is $49.50. Therefore, the final price after the discount is $165 - $49.50 = $115.50.Rate this question:
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7% tax on an item that costs $499.99 is $37.99.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because a 7% tax on an item that costs $499.99 would be $34.99, not $37.99. To calculate the tax, we need to multiply the cost of the item by the tax rate (7% or 0.07), which gives us $34.9993. However, since we are dealing with money, we round this amount to the nearest cent, resulting in $34.99.Rate this question:
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If 9 of Ms. Anderson's 30 students are absent,what percentage of students are not in class?
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20%
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25%
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30%
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35%
Correct Answer
A. 30%Explanation
The correct answer is 30% because if 9 out of 30 students are absent, it means that 30-9=21 students are present in class. To find the percentage of students not in class, we divide the number of absent students (9) by the total number of students (30) and multiply by 100. This gives us (9/30) * 100 = 30%. Therefore, 30% of the students are not in class.Rate this question:
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20% of 480 is ________.
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96
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188
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384
Correct Answer
A. 96Explanation
To find 20% of 480, we can multiply 480 by 0.2 (which is the decimal form of 20%). This calculation gives us 96, which is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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15% of 5,000 is _______________.
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600
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750
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900
Correct Answer
A. 750Explanation
15% of 5,000 can be calculated by multiplying 5,000 by 0.15. This gives us 750, which is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Dakota has found the car of his dreams! He's saved just enough money to pay for the car, 7% sales tax, and the $49.50 license fee. How much will Dakota pay for this purchase?
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$2849.50
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$2945.50
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$3045.50
Correct Answer
A. $3045.50Explanation
Dakota will pay $3045.50 for the car. This includes the cost of the car, the 7% sales tax, and the $49.50 license fee.Rate this question:
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