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1. Question
A shop retailer has an end of summer sale where a range of t-shirts are discounted by 32%32%. If these t-shirts normally cost $18$18, what is the new price?- $$ (12.24)
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A percentage describes an amount’s relation to a whole. Dividing it by 100100 converts it into a fraction.Decreasing Amount by Percentage
newamount=original−decreaseFirst, solve for 32% of the original amount, $18. Use fractions for easier computation.32%×18 = 32100×181 Convert to fraction form = 576100 Simplify = $5.76 Move the decimal points 2 places to the left Next, use the formula to get the new amountnewamount = original−decrease = 18-5.76 = $12.24 The new price of the t-shirts with a 32% discount is $12.24$12.24 -
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A retailer has discounted a pair of running shoes by 45%. Find the new price if the normal price is $110.- $ (60.50, 60.5)
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A percentage describes an amount’s relation to a whole. Moving the value’s decimal point 2 places to the left converts it into a decimal.Decreasing Amount by Percentage
newamount=original−decreaseFirst, solve for 45% of the original amount, $110. Use decimals for easier computation.45%×110 = 45100×110 Convert percentage to fraction = 0.45×110 Convert fraction to decimal = $49.50 Next, use the formula to get the new amountnewamount = original−decrease = 110-49.50 = $60.50 The new price of the running shoes with a 32% discount is $60.50$60.50 -
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A bag is on sale at a 30% discount. If the original price is $52, what is the new selling price?- $ (36.40, 36.4)
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A percentage describes an amount’s relation to a whole. Moving the value’s decimal point 2 places to the left converts it into a decimal.Decreasing Amount by Percentage
newamount=original−decreaseMethod OneFirst, solve for 30% of the original amount, $52. Use decimals for easier computation.30%×52 = 0.3×52 Convert percentage to decimal = $15.60 Next, use the formula to get the new amountnewamount = original−decrease = 52-15.60 = $36.40 The new price of the bag with a 30% discount is $36.40$36.40Method TwoFind the percentage of the new amount by subtracting the discount, 30%, from 100%100%-30% = 70% Next, compute for 70% of the original price. Use decimals for easier computation.newamount = percentage×originalamount = 70%×52 = 0.7×52 Convert percentage to decimal = $36.40 The new price of the bag with a 30% discount is $36.40$36.40 -
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Patrick bought a new off-road vehicle for $36,000. After one year, it depreciates by 1212%. What is the new value of the vehicle?- $ (31500, 31,500)
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Transforming a Fraction from Mixed to Improper
= (c×a)+bc Decreasing Amount by Percentage
newamount=original−decreaseFirst, change the mixed number into an improper fraction by multiplying the denominator by the whole number and then add the numerator1212 = (12×2)+12 = 24+12 = 252% Then, convert the percentage to a fraction by having 100 as the percentage value’s denominatorDividing fractions is the same as multiplying the dividend by the divisor’s reciprocalFraction = 252100 = 252÷100 Change from a fraction to division = 252×1100 Get the divisor’s reciprocal then multiply = 25200 Simplify = 18 Next, solve for 18 of the original amount, $36,000.18×36,000 = 18×36,0001 Convert to fraction form = 36,0008 Simplify Divide the values using long divisionSince 8 cannot go into 3, include 6 so that we have 36 instead. Write the answer aboveMultiply 4 to 8 and write the product below 36Subtract 32 from 36 and write the difference one line belowBring down 0 so that 4 becomes 40Divide 40 by 8 and write the answer after 4Multiply 4 to 8 and write the product below 40Since 40-40 is solved, the difference is 0. So simply copy the two remaining zeroes.This means 36,0008=4500Next, use the formula to get the new amountnewamount = original−decrease = 36,000−4500 = 31,500 The new value of the vehicle after it depreciates 1212% is $31,500$31,500
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