Mr. Sands 6.2.   Discounts occur on everything from clothing to car rentals.  Discounts are many times given as percent's like on a clearance rack.

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Mr. Sands 6.2

  Discounts occur on everything from clothing to car rentals.  Discounts are many times given as percent's like on a clearance rack at a store.  A shirt is “50% off” Discounts 6.2

  Formula Regular price x Percent of discount = Discount amount (how much taken off of the price) Discounts 6.2 Find the 15% discount if the regular price is $ Change the percent’s to a decimal 2.Multiply the price by the percent discount 3.Round the answer to the nearest cent

6.2 Find the discount amount! Regular Price: $75 Discount: 30% Regular price x Percent of discount = Discount amount

6.2 Find the discount amount! Regular Price: $ Discount: 25% Regular price x Percent of discount = Discount amount

6.2 Find the discount (sale) price Regular Price: $480 Discount: 20% Regular price x Percent of discount = Discount amount

6.2 Find the discount (sale) price Regular Price: $9.20 Discount: 15% Regular price x Percent of discount = Discount amount

6.2 Find the discount (sale) price Regular Price: $1,275 Discount: 25% Regular price x Percent of discount = Discount amount

 HOMEWORK 6.2 Pg odd; odd