Discount and Tax with Subtotals for grade 7
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- Q1What is a discount?An increase in priceA reduction in priceA price that changes dailyA fixed price30s
- Q2If an item cost $100 and there is a 20% discount, what is the new price?Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q3What is tax?A percentage subtracted from a purchaseA percentage added to a purchaseA fixed fee added to a purchaseA fee that changes daily30s
- Q4If an item cost $50 and there is a 8% tax, what is the new price?$58$46$54$4830s
- Q5What is a subtotal?The cost of the discount onlyThe cost of the tax onlyThe total cost after tax and discountsThe total cost before tax and discounts30s
- Q6If a shirt costs $25 and there is a 15% discount, what is the subtotal?$26.25$23.75$18.75$21.2530s
- Q7If the subtotal of a purchase is $100 and there is a 10% tax, what is the total cost?$90$120$110$10530s
- Q8If an item costs $60 and there is a 25% discount and a 8% tax, what is the total cost?
$48.6
$45.0$51.00$43.5030s - Q9What is the formula for finding the discounted price of an item?Original price x (1 + Discount percentage)Original price - (Original price / Discount percentage)Original price - (Original price x Discount percentage)Original price + (Original price x Discount percentage)30s
- Q10What is the formula for finding the total cost of a purchase with tax?Subtotal - (Subtotal x Tax percentage)Subtotal + (Subtotal / Tax percentage)Subtotal x (1 + Tax percentage)Subtotal + (Subtotal x Tax percentage)30s
- Q11
Put these tax rates in order from smallest to largest
Users link answersLinking30s