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Mathematics

6th - 10th Grade

Practice Problem

Hard

CCSS
6.RP.A.3C, HSA.CED.A.3

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Joellen Rowe

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7 Slides • 7 Questions

1

​If the original price of an item is x...

​The discount is a part of x.

(discount rate)(original price)=amount of discount

The sale price is found by subtracting the amount of the discount from the original price.

​Sale price= original price - amount of discount

​p = x - (%)x

2

Multiple Choice

To find the amount of discount...

1

Multiply the discount rate and the original.

2

Divide the discount rate and the original.

3

Subtract the discount rate from the original.

4

Multiply the original and the sale price.

3

Multiple Choice

To find the sale price...

1

Subtract the discount from the original.

2

Subtract the discount rate from the original.

3

Multiply the discount rate and the original.

4

Subtract the sale price from the discount rate.

4

​Example

​Sally paid $42.50 for a item that was on sale for 15% off. Find the original price.

​Let x = original price.

​Sale price= original price - discount

p= ​​x - (%)x

​​p=x-15%x

​p=x-0.15x

​p=0.85x

​Continued on next slide.

5

​Example

6

Multiple Choice

The Sandersons bought a new couch on sale for  20% off. They paid $900. Which equation could be used to find the original price?

1

900=0.8x900=0.8x

2

900=1.2x900=1.2x

3

900=0.2x900=0.2x

4

9000.2x=100900-0.2x=100

7

Multiple Choice

The Sandersons bought a new couch on sale for  20% off. They paid $900. What ist he original price?

1

$1080

2

$920

3

$1125

4

$720

8

​If the original price of an item is x...

​The tax is a part of x.

(tax rate)(original price)=amount of tax

The new price is found by adding the amount of the tax to the original price.

​Final price= original price + tax amount

9

​Algebraically

​​The tax is a part of x.

​(tax rate)original price)=amount of tax

The price is found by adding the amount of the tax to the original price.

​Price= original price + tax

p= ​​x + (%)x

10

​Example

​Sally paid $42.50 for a item, including a 6% sales tax. FInd the original price.

Let x = original price.

Total price= original price + tax

p= ​​x + %x

​​p=x+6%x

​p=x+0.06x

​p=1.06x

​continued on next slide

11

​Example

12

Multiple Choice

The sales tax where Mary lives is 7.5%.  Mary paid a total 0f $47.30? Which equation would find the price before tax??

1

47.30=(1.075)x

2

47.30=(1.75)x

3

47.30=(0.075)x

4

47.30=1.075

13

Multiple Choice

A couple buys a house for a total price of $319,000. If the total price includes a 6.75% sales tax. Which equation could be used to find the cost of the house before taxes?

1

319000=0.0675x

2

319000=0.9325x

3

319000=1.0675x

4

319000=1675x

14

Fill in the Blank

After a 7.5% tax is applied, a meal at a restaurant ends up costing $51.94.

What was the cost of the meal without the tax?

​If the original price of an item is x...

​The discount is a part of x.

(discount rate)(original price)=amount of discount

The sale price is found by subtracting the amount of the discount from the original price.

​Sale price= original price - amount of discount

​p = x - (%)x

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