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Unit 1: Percents PC1: I can calculate the price of an item after a discount has been applied. PC2: I can calculate the price of an item after sales tax has been applied. PC3: I can calculate the final price of an item (using discounts and sales tax)

Discount? Sales Tax? What if you have both?

Discussion Example #1: Mr. Bowen wants to buy a new set of golf clubs. The clubs he wants to buy is normally $540.00. They are on sale right now for 25% off the original price. Sales tax on the clubs will be 6%. Find the final price of the new clubs.

Mrs. Bowen told Mr. Bowen that there is no way he is spending that much money on golf clubs. Instead she wants to buy a new flat screen television for the living room. Walmart has a 55 inch Ultra Slim HDTV Flat Screen that is normally $1099.99 but it is on sale for 42% off. The sales tax on the TV will be 6.5%. How much will the final price of the TV be? Discussion Example #2:

Discussion Example #3: The Apple Store sells I-Pad covers for $42.95. Right now the covers are on sale for 1/5 off. The sales tax on the cover is 7%. Find the final price.

Group Examples: Complete the following problems together as a group Group Examples: Complete the following problems together as a group. Everyone must write the problem down and complete all of the work required. After ample time has been given students will be picked to go to the board to work the problem out and explain. . 4.) At best buy they have a 42” TV that sells for $1250 and is on sale for 15% and sales tax is 6.5%. What is the final cost? 5.) A regular room at the Great Wolf Lodge is $229.99. You have a discount code to get 20% off of the room rate. The sales tax on hotel rooms is 13%. Find the total cost of the room. 6.) A new pair of tennis shoes at Shoe Show costs $80. They are on sale for ¼ off. The sales tax is 5%. Find the total price.

Individual Practice: Complete the following problems ON YOUR OWN Individual Practice: Complete the following problems ON YOUR OWN! You need to write the problem down and complete all of the work required. Find the total cost. 9.) A tennis Racquet costs $100 and is 30% off right now. Sales tax is 5.5%. 10.) A can of tennis balls is $4.00 and is 15% off. The sales tax is 6%. 11.) A new basketball is $10.95 and is 20% off. The sales tax is 7%. 12.) A Double Whopper meal at Burger King is $7.69. It is now being offered for 1/3 off. The sales tax on fast food is 8.5%.