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Tax and Tip

Tax and Tip

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Mathematics

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8th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Hard

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CCSS
6.NS.B.3, 6.RP.A.3C

Standards-aligned

Created by

Chelsea Hope

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Tax and Tip

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to make up for the fact that servers are earning a reduced hourly wage rather than a standard minimum wage.
Minimum wage in Rhode Island is $13 - waitresses start at $8.70

​Why

Most hospitality industries expect a tip - people who work in a hotel, drivers, tour guides, servers, ect.

​When to Tip

Tipping

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The STANDARD is 15%-20%
That means unless they do an awful job - you tip 15%-20%.
If they do an amazing job - tip more.

​For servers

How much to tip?
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Percentage based - 7% in Rhode Island

A tax on products at the point of sale - collected by the seller and passed on to the govenment

​Sales Tax

Tax

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​Calculating Tip and Tip

  1. Turn the percent into a decimal by dividing it by 100.

  2. Multiply the decimal by the total. This is the amount of tax/tip owed

  3. To find the total money you need to pay, add the tip/tax and the total together.

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​Example

At Pizza Hut, your bill was $15.97 plus tax. Give each tip amount shown.
15% tip: _______________
18% tip: _______________
20% tip: _______________

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​Example

After finishing your shopping trip at Forever 21, the total came to $108. If there is a 5.25% sales tax, how much money will you pay in total?

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After finishing dinner at your favorite restaurant, the bill came to $10. If you leave a 15% tip, how much money will you pay in total?

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You got a great haircut for $30! How much would a 20% tax be?

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The waitress at Uno's went above and beyond so you are going to leave a 25% tip. The bill came to $45.99. How much will you pay in total?

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