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1 Percent Quiz Ramp-Up to Algebra Number Sense 1.7

2 Discount A shirt costs $35 at Ross. However, the store is having a 20% off sale on all shirts. What is the amount of savings on this shirt?

3 Discount A necklace costs $60 at the jewelry store. However, the store is having a 15% off sale on all jewelry. What is the new price of the necklace?

4 Commission Shopping for a house can be a difficult task. Fortunately, you find a nice home for $200,000. The real estate agent gets a 3% commission for helping you find and get the home. What is the amount of commission that the agent receives?

5 Markup A hat costs $2 to make, but sells for $30 at the store in order to make a good profit. What is the percent markup for the hat?

6 Markup A purse costs $12 to make at the factory. However, it sells for a 200% markup in order to make a solid profit. What is the listing price for the purse at the store?

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