TEKS.MATH.4.10B

Amarise's salary has a net income of $235 per week. If she pays $30 in income tax and $15 in payroll tax, how could Juliette determine her gross income? Why?

• 235 – 30 – 15 = $190 Net income minus all deductions equals gross income.
• 235 + 15 = $250 Net income plus payroll tax deductions equals gross income.
• 235 + 30 = $265 Net income plus income tax deductions equals gross income.
• 235 + 30 + 15 = $280 Net income plus all deductions equals gross income.

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TEKS.MATH.4.10B

Sam owns a T-shirt printing business. His expenses are $4 per shirt. Sam sells each shirt for $10. He sold 327 shirts last month. How much total profit did Sam make on T-shirts last month?

• $1,962

• $327

• $1,308

• $989

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TEKS.MATH.4.10B

Victoria bought an old table. She repaired it and painted it so that it looked new. Then she sold the table. Victoria made this list about what she did.
Price paid for old table:  $10
Cost to repair:  $5.00
Cost to paint:  $7.50
Selling price:  $50.00
What was Victoria's profit from selling the table?

• A $27.50
• B $50.00
• C $22.50
• D $40.00

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TEKS.MATH.4.10B

Compute the sales commission:
Amount $350.00
Rate 5%

• $16.00
• $17.00
• $17.50
• $18.50

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TEKS.MATH.4.10B

Jessica baked cupcakes for a bake sale to raise money for a trip to the zoo. For each dozen cupcakes, she spent $2.29 for frosting, $4.89 for cake mix, $1.06 for sprinkles, and $0.99 for paper cupcake liners. If she sold one dozen cupcakes for $12.00, how much profit did Jessica make on the dozen cupcakes?

• $2.77

• $120.00

• $21.23

• $3.76

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TEKS.MATH.4.10B

Before taxes and deductions, Mrs. Allen's pay was $1,600. This is considered her -

• net income

• gross income

• deposits

• income tax

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TEKS.MATH.4.10B

Ms. Lanford buys and sells used clothes. Ms. Lanford bought a dress, a sweater, and shorts for a total of $12.00. She then sold each item for the price shown in the list.

• She sold the dress for $20.75.

• She sold the sweater for $15.25.

• She sold the shorts for $8.50.

What was Ms. Lanford’s total profit from selling the dress, sweater, and shorts?

• $12.00

• $56.50

• $32.50

• $44.50

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TEKS.MATH.4.10B

A financial gain, especially the difference between the amount earned and the amount spent in buying, operating, or producing something are ________________.

• Profits

• Goods

• Loans

• Marketing Plans

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TEKS.MATH.4.10B

Claudia sold beaded bracelets.

• Claudia's expenses were $13.65 for supplies.
• Claudia sold 10 bracelets for $4 each.

What was Claudia's profit?

• $10.65

• $26.35

• $33.65

• not here

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TEKS.MATH.4.10B

Ms. Lanford buys and sells used clothes. Ms. Lanford bought a dress, a sweater, and shorts for a total of $12.00. She then sold each item for the price shown in the list.

• She sold the dress for $20.75.

• She sold the sweater for $15.25.

• She sold the shorts for $8.50.

What was Ms. Lanford’s total profit from selling the dress, sweater, and shorts?

• $12.00

• $56.50

• $32.50

• $44.50

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TEKS.MATH.4.10B