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8/18/10 Our Math Goal: To work on percent word problems. Homework: p. 390 Explore #1,2,3 Answer the following: Mr. Wu went to the store and saw his favorite shoes on sale for 50% OFF at Wal-mart. At Macy’s, he saw it in a Half Off! sale. Which is the better sale? If the shoes cost $80 dollars. How much is the sales price? The tax rate is 4.16%. What is his final price to pay for the shoes?

2 FUTURE MILLIONAIRES! Brainstorm about a business that you and your partner can open. Design a good store logo. Think about the first three items that you will have for sale. Complete the business plan.

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