Day 22: Quiz - 8.CE.1 Tax, Tip, Discount, Markup

Four boxes of cookies were sold to a family of five. Each box contains 12 cookies. If each family member ate 2 cookies from each box, what fraction of the original number of cookies is left?

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• $416.00

• $64.00

• $384.00

• $264.75

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Lynne loaned $480 to a friend. The friend paid back the amount borrowed plus 10% interest. What was the total amount the friend paid to Lynne?

• $490.00

• $484.80

• $528.00

• $480.10

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Ron needed to buy a new jacket for his upcoming ski trip. The ticket price of the jacket was $199.00. After the sales tax was added, the final cost was $208.95. What percent sales tax did Ron pay on his jacket?

• 5%

• 10%

• 20%

• 4%

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John needs a computer for his summer class. The computer costs $385 but since he is in school, he gets a 30% discount. What is the total amount he will spend on his computer?

• $30.50

• $269.50

• $115.50

• $500.50

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Match each change of percent with the correct situation.

• Ron started with $15 in his savings account. After a short amount of time his balance was $100.

• The party was attended by 160 people in the beginning but only 145 people towards the end of the evening.

• The organization recorded 300 jackets donated on Wednesday. By Friday, a total of 345 jackets had been donated.

• A $500 game console is on sale for $425 at the local electric store.

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A dress is marked up from $75 to $125. What is the percent increase?

• 66.7%

• 25%

• 50%

• 75%

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The Shoe Company reported the following amounts of yearly profit in the table shown. What is the approximate percent increase in profit between the years of 2005 and 2010?

• 12%

• 21%

• 19%

• 14%

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