Calculating Discounts and Final Prices

This video tutorial demonstrates how to calculate discounts using a calculator in a single step. The instructor provides five examples with different discount percentages and item prices, showing how to multiply the price by the discount percentage, use the percentage button, and subtract the result to find the final price. The video concludes with a request to like and subscribe.

What is the first step in calculating a discount using a calculator?

• Press the minus button

• Multiply the price by the discount percentage

• Divide the price by the discount percentage

• Add the discount percentage to the price

If an item costs $8,000 and you get a 30% discount, what is the discount amount?

• $2,400

• $3,000

• $2,000

• $2,800

After applying a 30% discount on an $8,000 item, how much do you pay?

• $5,600

• $6,000

• $5,800

• $5,400

What is the discount amount on a $45,000 item with a 45% discount?

• $24,750

• $20,250

• $22,500

• $21,000

How much do you pay after a 45% discount on a $45,000 item?

• $23,500

• $22,000

• $25,000

• $24,750

What is the discount amount on a $58,000 item with a 15% discount?

• $8,500

• $8,000

• $7,500

• $8,700

After a 15% discount on a $58,000 item, what is the final price?

• $48,500

• $49,300

• $50,000

• $49,000

What is the discount amount on a $74,000 item with a 38% discount?

• $28,200

• $28,500

• $28,000

• $28,120

How much do you pay after a 38% discount on a $74,000 item?

• $45,880

• $45,500

• $45,000

• $46,000

What is the discount amount on an $1,800 item with a 16% discount?

• $288

• $300

• $280

• $290