older person explain to younger, what is a tax and what is a tip

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Older person explain to younger, what is a tax and what is a tip. Objective. I can calculate tax, tip and discount. Review. What is 14% of 120? Find 30% of 180. What is 25% of 240. What is 80% of 90. Review. What is 14% of 120? Find 30% of 180. What is 25% of 240. What is 80% of 90. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Older person

explain to younger, what is a tax and

what is a tip.

Objective

•I can calculate tax, tip and discount.

Review

1. What is 14% of 120?

2. Find 30% of 180.

3. What is 25% of 240.

4. What is 80% of 90.

Review

1. What is 14% of 120?

2. Find 30% of 180.

3. What is 25% of 240.

4. What is 80% of 90.

16.8

60

54

72

Tax Tip and Discount

in your notes1. Change the percent tax or percent tip to a

decimal

2. Multiply by the original cost or total.

3. To find the total, add the rounded tax or tip to the original price or subtract if

discount.

Lets see an example

Step 1: 9.1% 0.091

Step 2: Multiply

Tax

$41.50x .0913.7765

Example 1Taylor buys a pair of jeans at the Gap and they cost $41.50, the tax in Arizona is 9.1% find the total cost.

Step 3: Add rounded tax to original price$41.50+ 3.78 $45.28

You try...1.If the sales tax rate is 7.25% in California, then how much would you pay in Los Angeles for a pair of shoes that cost $39.00?

2. The price of a new car is $29,990. If the sales tax rate is 6.5%, then how much sales tax is being charged? What is the total cost for the car including tax?$41.83 $31,939.35

Lets try something a little more challenging

If you go out to eat with 3 friends and your meal was $72.50, there is 6.75% sales tax and you should tip the waiter 15%. How much should each person pay?

Work this out in your notes so you have an example with more than one step.

ClosurePerson with shorter hair,

explain the steps of finding the total cost of a

meal at a restaurant including tip.

Independent Practice Page 269 (28-34)

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