7-7 Sales Tax and Discount. Discounts are like what that we have been talking about? What is a discount?

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7-7 Sales Tax and Discount

Discounts are like what that we have been talking about? What is a discount?

Two Steps!  Find the discount amount.  Subtract the discount from the price.  A $69 boogie board is on sale at a 35% discount. What is the sale price?

Sales tax is like what that we have been talking about? What is sales tax? ndpercent/taxes/

Two Steps!  Find the sales tax.  Add the sales tax to the price.  A DVD player costs $140, and the sales tax is 5.75%. What is the total cost?

Find tax AND discount  What is the total cost of $12.25 pen set that is 60% off and has a tax rate of 5%.

Going Backwards!  A movie ticket is $5.25. If this price is after a 30% discount, what was the original price?  What percent do we SEE?