Markup and Discount

Original Price: $80

Discount: 20%

What is the selling price?

• $64

• $16

• $78.40

• $96

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Is the work correct?

• Yes, the work is correct.

• No, the work is incorrect.

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Discount: 50%

Selling Price: $150

What was the original price?

• $50

• $75

• $300

• $450

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A bike store owner purchased a bike for $85 and wants to make at least a 10% profit. Which of the following is a possible selling price for the bike? (Choose all that apply.)

• $90

• $100

• $93.50

• $76.50

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What is 30.5% of 20?

• 0.061

• 0.61

• 6.1

• 61

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Check the student's work.

If the work is incorrect, where is the first mistake?

• The work is correct.

• Incorrect: Step 1

• Incorrect: Step 2

• Incorrect: Step 3

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A "markup" is the amount added to the original value.

• True

• False

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60 is what percent of 100?

• 60%

• 160%

• 6%

• 66%

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Which option gives a cheaper selling price?

• Option A

• Option B

• Both give the same selling price.

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What is 100% of 50?

• 0

• 50

• 100

• 150

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