monetary incentives 7.13f

Roger is buying a new microwave. The original price of the microwave is $510. Which offer will result in the lowest price.

• $50 coupon, and then a $10 rebate

• 20% off, and then a $80 coupon

• 30% off

• $100 coupon

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What is an example of a monetary incentive?

• income
• tip
• sales tax
• discount

At Computer Warehouse, the cost of a particular laptop is $698.00. If you purchase the laptop, you can get 50% off the price of a printer that is normally priced at $126.00. How much would it cost to purchase a laptop and the printer?

• $178.00

• $412.00

• $1099.98

• $761.00

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Cheap Cell: Only $159! Plus a 15% instant rebate!

Cells for Less: Regular Price = $150. Now on sale for $125!

Which is the best incentive for buying the cell phone, and how much more do you save by purchasing a phone at that store?

• Cheap cell is the better deal because you would save $1.25 more.

• Cells for Less has the better deal because you would save $25.00 more.

• Cheap Cell is the better deal because you would save $2.25 more at that store.

• Cells for Less is the better deal because you would save $1.15 more at that store.

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Leo wants to buy some shoes. He found the shoes at three different stores for a price of $35. The stores are each having a sale.

* Store X is offering 15% off the price of the shoes.

* Store Y is offering $5 off the price of the shoes.

* Store Z is offering 1/5 off the price of the shoes.

Which statement about the sale price of these shoes is true?

• Store X has the best sale price of $20.

• Store Z has the best sale price of $28.

• Store Y has the best sale price of $30.

• Store Z has the best sale price of $7.

Financial reasons, such as sales, rebates, and coupons, to buy a particular item.

• monetary incentives
• tax refund
• liabilities
• when the cashier makes a mistake in your favor

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Which of these is NOT a monetary incentive?

• coupon
• rebate
• discount
• sales tax

Anthony goes to an Italian deli that is selling sandwiches at 1\4 off this week. He can also use a coupon for $3.00 off the reduced price of the sandwich. How much would a $10.96 sandwich cost him, if he uses both incentives?

• $5.22

• $5.99

• $4.22

• $3.22

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There are two incentives listed in the table to buy a tablet. Which is the better incentive to buy the tablet and what is the savings?

Incentive 1 - regular price $299 with a 15% Rebate

Incentive 2 - regular price$299 with a $40 Coupon

• incentive 1; $4.85

• incentive 2; $4.85

• incentive 1; $4.15

• incentive 2; $4.15

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Jake wants to buy a soccer ball. He can go to Academy or Target. Academy has the ball for $35 with a 35% discount. Target has the ball for $40 with a 40% discount. Which statement is true?

• They would end up being the same cost.

• Target price is cheaper by $1.50

• Academy price is cheaper by $1.25

• Target price is cheaper by more than $2.00.

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