Define the term 'tip' in the context of business.

• A small piece of advice

• A sum of money given to certain service workers in addition to the advertised price

• A unit of measurement for liquids

• A type of food seasoning

Explain the concept of markup in business.

• Markup is the term used for the profit made by a business after paying all expenses.

• Markup is the difference between the cost of a good or service and its selling price.

• Markup is the practice of increasing the cost of a product to match the competitor's price.

• Markup is the process of reducing the price of a product to attract more customers.

What is the difference between discount and markup?

• Discount is the increase in the original price, while markup is the reduction in the original cost.

• Discount is the reduction in the original price, while markup is the increase in the original cost.

• Discount is only applicable to luxury items, while markup is for regular items.

• Discount is the same as markup.

Calculate the tax on a product that costs $100 and has a tax rate of 10%.

• 5

• 10

• 20

• 15

If the original price of a product is $50 and it is discounted by 20%, what is the discounted price?

• $55

• $40

• $45

• $30

A product is marked up by 30%. If the original price is $80, what is the new price after markup?

• $100

• $104

• $120

• $90

If the tip on a bill is 15% and the total bill amount is $60, what is the tip amount?

• $12

• $20

• $5

• $9

Explain the concept of tax deduction in business.

• Expenses that a business can add to its taxable income

• Income that a business receives from taxes

• Expenses that a business can subtract from its taxable income

• Money that a business owes to the government

Calculate the final price of a product that has a markup of 25% and a tax rate of 8% if the original price is $120.

• $132.00

• $145.60

• $160.00

• $156.00