Calculating Discounts and Commissions

The video tutorial covers calculating discounts and commissions. It explains two methods for finding a 10% discount on a car price and how to calculate the commission loss for a salesperson when a discount is applied. The tutorial also discusses calculating commission percentages for gym memberships and highlights real-world applications of these calculations.

What is the final price after applying a 10% discount to $15,840?

• $14,500

• $15,000

• $13,500

• $14,256

What is the result of multiplying the total amount by 0.9 in the context of discounts?

• The discount amount

• The discounted price

• The tax amount

• The original price

Which method involves subtracting the discount amount directly from the total cost?

• Adding 10% to the total

• Subtracting the discount amount from the total

• Subtracting 10% from 100%

• Multiplying the total by 0.9

How much commission does a salesperson lose when a 10% discount is offered on a $15,840 car?

• $102.96

• $200.00

• $150.00

• $50.00

How is a 6.5% commission on a $15,840 sale calculated?

• By dividing $15,840 by 0.065

• By multiplying $15,840 by 0.065

• By subtracting 6.5% from $15,840

• By adding 6.5% to $15,840

If a gym membership costs $50, what percentage of the total cost does the employee earn as commission?

• 10%

• 16%

• 20%

• 8%

What is the commission amount for selling a family pass worth $135 at a 16% commission rate?

• $21.60

• $18.00

• $25.00

• $20.00

What is the total cost of a gym membership if the gym keeps $42 and the employee gets $8?

• $55

• $45

• $60

• $50

Which of the following is NOT typically added to a total amount?

• Markdown

• Tip

• Sales tax

• Interest

Which of the following is typically subtracted from a total amount?

• Markup

• Commission

• Interest

• Tip