Tax And Discount Quiz! Trivia
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When an item is discounted you will always pay __________________ the original price.
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More than
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Less than
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The same as
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The 'Tax and Discount Quiz! Trivia' assesses learners' ability to calculate total costs including sales tax and discounts on various items. It enhances practical finance skills, focusing on real-world applications of basic arithmetic in shopping and personal finance.
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What is the cost of an item priced regularly for $834.59 that now has a 100% discount?
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$83.35
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$ 8.34
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IT'S FREE!
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$0.83
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A. IT'S FREE!Explanation
The item is priced regularly at $834.59. A 100% discount means that the item is being given away for free. Therefore, the cost of the item is free.Rate this question:
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When an item is taxed you will always pay __________________ the listed price.
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More than
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Less than
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The same as
Correct Answer
A. More thanExplanation
When an item is taxed, you will always pay more than the listed price. This is because the tax amount is added to the original price, increasing the total amount you have to pay. Therefore, the final price you pay will be higher than the listed price of the item.Rate this question:
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What is the full cost of an item that costs $23.00 with a 5% sales tax?
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$24.15
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$18.00
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$28.00
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$24.50
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A. $24.15Explanation
The full cost of an item that costs $23.00 with a 5% sales tax is $24.15. To calculate this, we need to add the sales tax amount to the original cost. The sales tax amount can be found by multiplying the original cost ($23.00) by the sales tax rate (5% or 0.05). 0.05 multiplied by $23.00 equals $1.15. Adding this to the original cost gives us $23.00 + $1.15 = $24.15.Rate this question:
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What is the full cost of an item that costs $9.00 with a 7% sales tax?
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$9.70
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$9.63
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$13.60
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7.89
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A. $9.63Explanation
The full cost of an item that costs $9.00 with a 7% sales tax is $9.63. This can be calculated by adding the sales tax amount to the original cost. The sales tax amount is calculated by multiplying the original cost ($9.00) by the sales tax rate (7% or 0.07). Thus, $9.00 multiplied by 0.07 equals $0.63. Adding this sales tax amount to the original cost gives us a total cost of $9.63.Rate this question:
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What is the full cost of an item that costs $16.00 with a 7% sales tax?
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$14.90
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$16.07
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$17.12
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$ 23.00
Correct Answer
A. $17.12Explanation
The full cost of an item that costs $16.00 with a 7% sales tax is $17.12. To calculate this, we need to add the sales tax amount to the original cost. The sales tax is calculated by multiplying the original cost ($16.00) by the sales tax rate (7% or 0.07). Therefore, the sales tax amount is $16.00 x 0.07 = $1.12. Adding this to the original cost gives us $16.00 + $1.12 = $17.12.Rate this question:
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What is the cost of an item priced regularly for $50.00 that now has a 20% discount?
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$30.00
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$80.00
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$40.00
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$48.00
Correct Answer
A. $40.00Explanation
The cost of the item priced regularly for $50.00 with a 20% discount can be calculated by subtracting 20% of $50.00 from $50.00. 20% of $50.00 is $10.00, so subtracting $10.00 from $50.00 gives us $40.00. Therefore, the cost of the item with the discount is $40.00.Rate this question:
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What is the cost of an item priced regularly for $10.00 that now has a 60% discount?
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$14.00
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$6.00
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$ 4.00
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$16.00
Correct Answer
A. $ 4.00Explanation
The cost of the item priced regularly for $10.00 with a 60% discount can be calculated by multiplying the original price by the discount percentage (60%) and subtracting it from the original price. In this case, 60% of $10.00 is $6.00, so the discounted price would be $10.00 - $6.00 = $4.00.Rate this question:
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What is the cost of an item priced regularly for $60.00 that now has a 20% discount?
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$40.00
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$48.00
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$80.00
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$58.00
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A. $48.00Explanation
The cost of an item priced regularly for $60.00 that now has a 20% discount can be calculated by subtracting 20% of $60.00 from $60.00. 20% of $60.00 is $12.00, so subtracting $12.00 from $60.00 gives us $48.00.Rate this question:
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What is the cost of an item priced regularly for $62.49 that now has a 40% discount?
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$249.96
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$22.49
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$37.49
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$25.00
Correct Answer
A. $37.49Explanation
The cost of the item priced regularly for $62.49 with a 40% discount can be calculated by multiplying the regular price by (100% - discount percentage). In this case, (100% - 40%) = 60%, so the cost of the item would be 60% of $62.49. This can be calculated as $62.49 * 0.60 = $37.49. Therefore, the correct answer is $37.49.Rate this question:
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What is the full cost of an item that costs $17.23 with a 6% sales tax?
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$17.29
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$18.27
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$17.15
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$ 18.26
Correct Answer
A. $ 18.26Explanation
The full cost of an item that costs $17.23 with a 6% sales tax is $18.26. The sales tax is calculated by multiplying the cost of the item by the tax rate (6% or 0.06), which in this case is $1.03. Adding this tax to the original cost gives us a total of $18.26.Rate this question:
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What is the price of a shirt that regularly sells for $25.39 that is on sale for 70% off the regular price?
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$27.75
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$7.61
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$17.77
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$ 7.62
Correct Answer
A. $ 7.62Explanation
The regular price of the shirt is $25.39. The sale price is calculated by taking 70% off the regular price. To find the sale price, we multiply $25.39 by 0.70, which gives us $17.773. Rounding this to the nearest cent, we get $17.77. Therefore, the correct answer is $17.77, not $7.62.Rate this question:
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