Percentages (appreciation/depreciation)

You bought a car for $12,000. It depreciates annually at 10%. What is the value in 5 years?

•  $14,789.90

•  $7,085.88

•  $12,302.22

•  $8,9022.22

You bought a used ATV for $3,000. It depreciates annually at 13%. What is the value in 7 years?

•  $1,131.76

•  $7,057.82 

•   $1,057.82 

•   $5,057.82 

A property you own is valued at $600,000, Because of it's location, it is losing value at 6% annually. What is the value in 10 years?

•  $34,293.22

•  $323,169.07

•  $61,202.23

•  $300.202.22

You bought the best 90'' TV for $4,000. Since technology changes quickly, it depreciates annually at 30%. What is the value in 6 years?

•  $470.60

•  $11,170.60

•   $5,057.82 

•   $10,057.82 

A signed picture of your favorite artist was purchased for $50 and is expected to appreciate annually at 15%. What is the value in 8 years?

•  $924.22

•  $152.95

•  $233.21

•  $324.23

You bought a house for $350,000 and is expected to appreciate annually at 5%. What is the value in 6 years?

•  $469,033.47

•  $11,170.60

•   $5,057.82 

•   $20,057.82 

What is 40% of £2400


(a)  

Henry got 75% of the available marks in a test. If the test was out of 68, how many marks did Henry get correct?

(a)  

Robin is looking at buying a new pair of shoes. She has a coupon which gives her 12% off a pair of shoes. How much would she save on a pair costing £92?

(a)  

The weight of a bag allowed on an airplane is 22kg.

Mrs Jones is going to the airport and finds out she has packed 5% more than the allowed amount. What is the weight of Mrs Jones' bag?

(a)