Multiple Percents

2/3 =

SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

• about 66%

• about 67%

• exactly 66 2/3%

• exactly 67%

• about 66.7%

Review your notes and consider the two methods we learned for changing fractions to percents in Lesson 1.2.4. Select all of the fractions where it makes most sense to use the Identity Property of Multiplication to make the conversion to a percent.

• 9/25

• 9/19

• 9/20

• 9/23

A sweatshirt with a regular price of $34 is first discounted by 20% and then by an additional 10%. What is the final sale price?

• $23.80

• $27.20

• $24.48

• $4

A store offers a 40% discount on a trumpet that retails for $257. The sales tax is 7%. What is the total cost of the trumpet?

• $164.99

• $154.20

• $102.80

• $113.59

A store offers a 20% discount on a computer that was marked up from 25% from the original retail price of $624. The sales tax is 7.5%. What is the total cost of the computer?

• $156

• $780

• $624

• $670.80

Sweaters are on sale at Old Navy for 15% off. If the original price of the sweater is $36 and sales tax is 7, what is the total cost of the sweater?

• $5.40

• $32.74

• $30.60

• $33.86

Computers are on sale at Best Buy for 15% off. If the original price of the computer is $1,200 and sales tax is 8%. What is the total cost of the computer?

• $1,180.00

• $1,020.00

• $1,101.60

• $1,185.72

Shoes are on sale at Foot Locker for 20% off. If the original price of the shoes is $75 and the sales tax is 8.5%, what is the total cost of the shoes?

• $60.00

• $45

• $68.10

• 65.10

To convert a Percent to a decimal, move the decimal point...

• one place to the left

• two places to the left

• one place to the right

• two places to the right

Convert 30% to a fraction in lowest terms.

• 3/10

• 30/100

• 10/3

• 1/3