Calculating Discounts and Percentages

This video from MooMooMath explains how to calculate discounted prices using a formula. It provides three example problems: calculating the discounted price of a $55 shirt marked down by 15%, a $45 watch marked down by 10%, and determining the original price of a shirt with a discounted price of $30 after a 20% markdown. The video also introduces a shortcut method for these calculations. The tutorial concludes with a brief channel promotion.

What is the main topic covered in this video?

• Understanding geometric shapes

• Solving algebraic equations

• Calculating discounted prices and percents

• Learning about fractions

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How do you calculate the discounted price of an item?

• Original price divided by the discount

• Original price minus the discount

• Original price times the discount

• Original price plus the discount

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What is the discounted price of a $55 shirt marked down by 15%?

• $49.50

• $46.75

• $47.00

• $48.25

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What is the shortcut method to find the discounted price?

• Multiply the original price by the discount percentage

• Subtract the discount percentage from 1 and multiply by the original price

• Add the discount percentage to 1 and multiply by the original price

• Divide the original price by the discount percentage

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What is the discounted price of a $45 watch marked down by 10%?

• $43.00

• $40.50

• $42.50

• $41.00

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If a shirt is marked down by 20% and the discounted price is $30, what is the original price?

• $38.00

• $37.50

• $36.50

• $35.00

How do you convert a percentage to a decimal for calculations?

• Move the decimal point one place to the right

• Move the decimal point two places to the left

• Move the decimal point one place to the left

• Move the decimal point two places to the right

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What is the value of x if 1x - 0.20x equals 0.80x?

• 1.20x

• 0.60x

• 1.00x

• 0.80x

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How can you verify the original price calculation in the final example?

• By multiplying the original price by the discount percentage

• By dividing the discounted price by the discount percentage

• By adding the discount to the discounted price

• By multiplying the original price by the complement of the discount percentage

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What is the purpose of MooMooMath videos?

• To offer language lessons

• To explain historical events

• To provide daily math tutorials

• To teach science concepts

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