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At a sporting commodities sale in Development, a tennis racquet was priced .48. It was discounted over again during a April clearance sale for a closing price of .88. Assess the alteration in the two sale prices by rounding each term to the greatest place.

Answers:

A) B)60 C) D)

*Delight clarify how you worked this conundrum so i can help her, Thanks!

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Question 5 (Multiple Choice Value 2 points)

The Chen family tree is going on trip to Cancun, Mexico. The all-inclusive journey wrap costs . If the journey furnish includes a 2% dispensation fee in the total cost, how much does the Chen family tree pay for the journey wrap?

A) ,470.00
B) ,300.50
C) ,270.50
D) ,275.00

Question 6 (Multiple Choice Value 2 points)

Hao has a coupon for 15% off sporting commodities supplies. He diplomacy to use the coupon for a tennis racquet. If the sign price on the racquet he desires is , what will Hao’s discount be?

A) .35
B) .25
C) .00
D) .65

Question 7 (Multiple Choice Value 2 points)

A television is on sale for 25% off. If the first price was ,000, what is the sale price of the television?

A) 0
B) ,000
C) ,500
D) 1,975

Question 8 (Multiple Choice Value 2 points)

Joe went to the barber and had a hair cut. The hair cut costs . Joe left a tip for the barber. What was Joe’s tip as a percent?

A) 3%
B) 15%
C) 25%
D) 75%

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Maria is on her high school’s lacrosse team,
and her supporter Paula is on the softball team. The girls see an
advertisement in the newspaper for a clearance sale at their favorite
sporting commodities store. The ad shows an additional 1/4 off the already
reduced prices of 60% off. Maria and Paula head to the store to shop
for bargains.

1. Maria finds a lacrosse stick with a fixed price of . Find the sale
price of the lacrosse stick prior to the additional 1/4 off.

2. Find the sale price of Maria’s lacrosse stick with the additional 1/4 off.

3. Paula says that with the
superfluous 1/4 off, the total discount
is 85% off. Maria thinks the
discount is less than that.
Who is assess? Clarify your
reasoning.

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1. If the first price of an item is and there is a discount of 20%, what would you have to pay for the item?
.20

.40

.40

.60

2. If the first price of an item is and there is a discount of 30%, what would you have to pay for the item?
.25

.00

.50

.80

3. A sporting commodities dealer estimates that an tennis racket will cost 6% more next year. What will be the new price?
.25

.10

.25

.85

4. Laura makes a 10.5% fee on each of her real estate sales. This means she receives 10.5% of the sale price. How much does she make when she sells a house for ,000?
75

25

50

25

5. Find the once a year appeal rate if a 00 investment earns 5 once a year simple appeal.

9.5%

10.5%

11%

12%

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delight help me end this..
release mom, effective and tiresome to graduate!
thank you so muchh
best answer ten points

12: A sporting commodities commercial bought ice skates for . His overhead is 50% of the cost. He sold the skates for . Find his percent of profit.
15%
13%
10%
8 1/2%

13: A store owner says his total expenses are 90% of his sales. How much money must he take in to make a profit of 0 a month?
,500
,525
,000
,445

14: A man bought 50 cameras at .00 each. His over�head is on each camera. He sold 20 of them at .00 each. At what price each can he sell the re�maining cameras to break even?
.50
.20
.00
.00

15: The list price of a table is 0. The dealer gets a 40% discount. What does he pay for the table? Try out by effective the conundrum by two methods.

0

16: Find the net cost when discounts of 20% and 10% are agreed on a list price of .
.00
.50
.80
.60

17: Find a release discount equivalent to the string discounts 30%, 20%. You may use any amout of money.
50%
44%
12%
33%

18: A jeweler paid for a bangle. He wished to sell the bangle to take care of an overhead and profit. The overhead equals 30% of his cost and the profit equals 10% of his cost. What is the promotion price?
.25
.00
.50
.80

19: A dealer bought 200 pairs of shoes at .0 a pair. He sold 150 pairs at 0 a pair. The other 50 pairs he sold at .00 a pair. His overhead amounts to .00 a pair. How much did he make or lose?
Makes ,850
Loses ,850
Makes ,500
Loses ,500

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1: Find the fee on 00 at 8% fee rate.
2
4
0
4

2: At a fee of 10% what must the sales be to give a fee of 0?
00
,000
00
,000

3: Find the total amount of Mr. Abram’s deposit: 38 pennies, 25 nickels, 18 dimes, 14 quarters, 7 half dollars, 14 ones, 7 fives, and checks for .83, .50, and 7.64.
8.60
2.25
1.40
6.05

4: If Mr. George is allowable an earning of 2% on his balance in a savings account, what is this earning for six months if the balance is 0?
.20
.40
.80
.80

5: Find the simple appeal on 0 at 4% for 75 days.
.05
.14
.68
.02

6: Find the amount to be repaid on a loan of 0 at 6% for 4 months.
5
5
7
0

7: How many days are there from April 12 to August 25 of the same year?
111
135
127
142

8: For a promissory note the face regard is 0, the maker is Mr. Ancient, the payee is Mr. Childish, the date of the note is May 15, the time is 3 months, and the note bears appeal at 4%. Find the maturity regard.
0
4
4
6

9: Find the net proceeds of the note of Exercise 8 if it is discounted at 4%.
4
0
6
5

10: Find the bank discount on a note due in 75 days with a maturity regard of 0, if the discount rate is 6%.
.50
.75
.40
.93

11: Find the promotion price on commodities if the cost is 0, expenses are , and profit is .
5
5
0
7

12: A sporting commodities commercial bought ice skates for . His overhead is 50% of the cost. He sold the skates for . Find his percent of profit.
15%
13%
10%
8 1/2%

13: A store owner says his total expenses are 90% of his sales. How much money must he take in to make a profit of 0 a month?
,500
,525
,000
,445

14: A man bought 50 cameras at .00 each. His overhead is on each camera. He sold 20 of them at .00 each. At what price each can he sell the left over cameras to break even?
.50
.20
.00
.00

15: The list price of a table is 0. The dealer gets a 40% discount. What does he pay for the table? Try out by effective the conundrum by two methods.

0

16: Find the net cost when discounts of 20% and 10% are agreed on a list price of .
.00
.50
.80
.60

17: Find a release discount equivalent to the string discounts 30%, 20%. You may use any amout of money.
50%
44%
12%
33%

18: A jeweler paid for a bangle. He wished to sell the bangle to take care of an overhead and profit. The overhead equals 30% of his cost and the profit equals 10% of his cost. What is the promotion price?
.25
.00
.50
.80

19: A dealer bought 200 pairs of shoes at .0 a pair. He sold 150 pairs at 0 a pair. The other 50 pairs he sold at .00 a pair. His overhead amounts to .00 a pair. How much did he make or lose?
Makes ,850
Loses ,850
Makes ,500
Loses ,500
delight show me how u got the answers. thanks!

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1: Find the fee on 00 at 8% fee rate.
2
4
0
4

2: At a fee of 10% what must the sales be to give a com�mission of 0?
00
,000
00
,000

3: Find the total amount of Mr. Abram’s deposit: 38 pennies, 25 nickels, 18 dimes, 14 quarters, 7 half dollars, 14 ones, 7 fives, and checks for .83, .50, and 7.64.
8.60
2.25
1.40
6.05

4: If Mr. George is allowable an earning of 2% on his balance in a savings account, what is this earning for six months if the balance is 0?
.20
.40
.80
.80

5: Find the simple appeal on 0 at 4% for 75 days.
.05
.14
.68
.02

6: Find the amount to be repaid on a loan of 0 at 6% for 4 months.
5
5
7
0

7: How many days are there from April 12 to August 25 of the same year?
111
135
127
142

8: For a promissory note the face regard is 0, the maker is Mr. Ancient, the payee is Mr. Childish, the date of the note is May 15, the time is 3 months, and the note bears appeal at 4%. Find the maturity regard.
0
4
4
6

9: Find the net proceeds of the note of Exercise 8 if it is discounted at 4%.
4
0
6
5

10: Find the bank discount on a note due in 75 days with a maturity regard of 0, if the discount rate is 6%.
.50
.75
.40
.93

11: Find the promotion price on commodities if the cost is 0, ex�penses are , and profit is .
5
5
0
7

12: A sporting commodities commercial bought ice skates for . His overhead is 50% of the cost. He sold the skates for . Find his percent of profit.
15%
13%
10%
8 1/2%

13: A store owner says his total expenses are 90% of his sales. How much money must he take in to make a profit of 0 a month?
,500
,525
,000
,445

14: A man bought 50 cameras at .00 each. His over�head is on each camera. He sold 20 of them at .00 each. At what price each can he sell the re�maining cameras to break even?
.50
.20
.00
.00

15: The list price of a table is 0. The dealer gets a 40% discount. What does he pay for the table? Try out by effective the conundrum by two methods.

0

16: Find the net cost when discounts of 20% and 10% are agreed on a list price of .
.00
.50
.80
.60

17: Find a release discount equivalent to the string discounts 30%, 20%. You may use any amout of money.
50%
44%
12%
33%

18: A jeweler paid for a bangle. He wished to sell the bangle to take care of an overhead and profit. The overhead equals 30% of his cost and the profit equals 10% of his cost. What is the promotion price?
.25
.00
.50
.80

19: A dealer bought 200 pairs of shoes at .0 a pair. He sold 150 pairs at 0 a pair. The other 50 pairs he sold at .00 a pair. His overhead amounts to .00 a pair. How much did he make or lose?
Makes ,850
Loses ,850
Makes ,500
Loses ,500

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1: Find the fee on 00 at 8% fee rate.
2
4
0
4

2: At a fee of 10% what must the sales be to give a com�mission of 0?
00
,000
00
,000

3: Find the total amount of Mr. Abram’s deposit: 38 pennies, 25 nickels, 18 dimes, 14 quarters, 7 half dollars, 14 ones, 7 fives, and checks for .83, .50, and 7.64.
8.60
2.25
1.40
6.05

4: If Mr. George is allowable an earning of 2% on his balance in a savings account, what is this earning for six months if the balance is 0?
.20
.40
.80
.80

5: Find the simple appeal on 0 at 4% for 75 days.
.05
.14
.68
.02

6: Find the amount to be repaid on a loan of 0 at 6% for 4 months.
5
5
7
0

7: How many days are there from April 12 to August 25 of the same year?
111
135
127
142

8: For a promissory note the face regard is 0, the maker is Mr. Ancient, the payee is Mr. Childish, the date of the note is May 15, the time is 3 months, and the note bears appeal at 4%. Find the maturity regard.
0
4
4
6

9: Find the net proceeds of the note of Exercise 8 if it is discounted at 4%.
4
0
6
5

10: Find the bank discount on a note due in 75 days with a maturity regard of 0, if the discount rate is 6%.
.50
.75
.40
.93

11: Find the promotion price on commodities if the cost is 0, ex�penses are , and profit is .
5
5
0
7

12: A sporting commodities commercial bought ice skates for . His overhead is 50% of the cost. He sold the skates for . Find his percent of profit.
15%
13%
10%
8 1/2%

13: A store owner says his total expenses are 90% of his sales. How much money must he take in to make a profit of 0 a month?
,500
,525
,000
,445

14: A man bought 50 cameras at .00 each. His over�head is on each camera. He sold 20 of them at .00 each. At what price each can he sell the re�maining cameras to break even?
.50
.20
.00
.00

15: The list price of a table is 0. The dealer gets a 40% discount. What does he pay for the table? Try out by effective the conundrum by two methods.

0

16: Find the net cost when discounts of 20% and 10% are agreed on a list price of .
.00
.50
.80
.60

17: Find a release discount equivalent to the string discounts 30%, 20%. You may use any amout of money.
50%
44%
12%
33%

18: A jeweler paid for a bangle. He wished to sell the bangle to take care of an overhead and profit. The overhead equals 30% of his cost and the profit equals 10% of his cost. What is the promotion price?
.25
.00
.50
.80

19: A dealer bought 200 pairs of shoes at .0 a pair. He sold 150 pairs at 0 a pair. The other 50 pairs he sold at .00 a pair. His overhead amounts to .00 a pair. How much did he make or lose?
Makes ,850
Loses ,850
Makes ,500
Loses ,500

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1) B Tool Manufacturer sold a set of jigsaws to Buy Hardware. The list price was ,950. B Tool existing a string discount of 6/5/4. The net price of the jigsaws is

2) A manufacturer of baseball gloves existing string discounts of 9/6/3 to many of its customers. Bob’s Sporting Commodities approved 30 gloves that had a total list price of ,200. The amount of trade discount is:

delight show work so i can learn. I can do the calculations myself.

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You are going to a sporting commodities store to buy a pair of shoes and a pair of skates. the first cost of the shoes were 150$, but now the shoes are 40% off. The first price of the skates was 200$. but now they were 20% off. What was the percent of discount on the total hold. (dont add any tax)

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