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Page 1: Using Percent. Warm-up: Get a calculator Find the percent of each number. 1)25% of 200 2)22% of 40 3)63% of 89 4)112% of 24 5)Jenny sold 380 boxes of

Using Percent

Page 2: Using Percent. Warm-up: Get a calculator Find the percent of each number. 1)25% of 200 2)22% of 40 3)63% of 89 4)112% of 24 5)Jenny sold 380 boxes of

Warm-up: Get a calculator • Find the percent of each number.

1) 25% of 200

2) 22% of 40

3) 63% of 89

4) 112% of 24

5) Jenny sold 380 boxes of cookies for her Girl Scout troop. 55% of the cookies sold were oatmeal cinnamon boxes. How many boxes of oatmeal cinnamon cookies did she sell?

Page 3: Using Percent. Warm-up: Get a calculator Find the percent of each number. 1)25% of 200 2)22% of 40 3)63% of 89 4)112% of 24 5)Jenny sold 380 boxes of

Objectives

As a learner, I will…– Solve percent problems that involve discount,

tips and sales tax.

*** Application Notes #12***

Page 4: Using Percent. Warm-up: Get a calculator Find the percent of each number. 1)25% of 200 2)22% of 40 3)63% of 89 4)112% of 24 5)Jenny sold 380 boxes of

Common Uses of PercentsDiscounts An amount that is subtracted from the

regular price of an item

Discount = price * discount rate

Total cost = price – discount

Tips An amount added to a bill for service

Tip = bill * tip rate

Total cost = bill + tip

Sales tax An amount added to the price of an item

Sales tax = price * sales tax rate

Total cost = price + sales tax

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Helpful Hints

• You can find 10% of a number by moving the decimal point one place to the left

• You can find 1% of a number by moving the decimal point two places to the left

• You can find 5% of a number by finding half of 10% of the number

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Finding Discounts

Step 1: Calculate the discount

Discount = price * discount rate

Step 2: Subtract the discount from the regular price

Total cost = price – discount

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Finding Discounts

Example 1: A music store sign reads “10% off the regular price.” If Nichole wants to buy a CD whose regular price is $15, about how much will she pay for her CD after the discount?

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Finding Discounts

• You try…

A clothing store is having a 25% off sale. If Angela wants to buy a sweater whose regular price is $20, how much will she pay for the sweater after the discount?

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Finding Tips

• Step 1: Calculate the Tip

Tip = bill * tip rate

• Step 2: Add the tip to the bill price

Total cost = bill + tip

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Finding Tips

• Example 2: Leslie’s lunch bill is $14.00. She wants to leave a tip that is 15% of the bill. How much should her tip be? What will be the total amount of money she will pay?

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Finding Tips

• You try…

Ben’s dinner bill is $8.00. He wants to leave a tip that is 20% of the bill. How much should his tip be? What will be the total amount of money he will pay?

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Finding Sales Tax

• Step 1: Calculate the Sales Tax

Sales tax = price * sales tax rate

• Step 2: Add the sales tax to the price

Total cost = price + sales tax

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Finding Sales Tax

• Example 3: Marc is buying a scooter for $80.00. The sales tax rate is 6%. How much will the sales tax be? How much will the total cost of the scooter be?

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Finding Sales Tax

• You try…

Ann is buying a $30 pair of jeans. The sales tax rate is 7%. How much will the total cost be?