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DO NOW Plickers Standard 7RP3 Use proportional relationships to solve multistep ratio and percent problems Examples simple interest tax markups and markdowns gratuities and commission fees percent increase and decrease percent error ID: 727432

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Slide1

Ratios and Percents

RP. 3. Slide2

DO NOW

Plickers

Slide3

Standard

7.RP.3

Use proportional relationships to solve multistep ratio and percent problems. Examples: simple interest, tax, markups and markdowns, gratuities and commission, fees, percent increase and decrease, percent error.Slide4

Teaching Point

Students Slide5

VIDEOSlide6

Discounts Slide7

Step by Step-Finding Sale Price

Step 1: Multiply the regular price by the discount percent(written as a decimal). You find the

DISCOUNT

Step 2: Subtract the Discount from the regular price. You find the sale price

SALE PRICESlide8

Example #1

A shirt is regularly priced at $36.00 It is on sale at 25% off. What is the sale price?Slide9

A shirt is regularly priced at $36.00 It is on sale at 25% off. What is the

sale price

?

Step 1:

Multiply the regular price by the discount

percent.

(36)(25%

.25) = 9

Step 2:

Subtract the Discount from the regular price. You find the sale

price

36 – 9 =

27

The sale price is $27 Slide10

Example #2

Find the sale price

The regular price of a suit is $150.00. It is discounted 10%Slide11

The regular price of a suit is $150.00. It is discounted 10

%.

Find the

sale price

?

Step 1:

Multiply the regular price by the discount

percent.

(150)(10%

.10) = 15

Step 2:

Subtract the Discount from the regular price. You find the sale

price

150 – 15 =

135

The sale price is $135Slide12

Your Turn

Find the Sale Price:

Sneakers selling at $45.00, on sale at 25% off.

Sweaters selling regularly at $50.00 discounted 50%.

Sunglasses selling at 29.95, on sale at 15%

CD’s selling regularly at $14.95 on sale at 10% off.Slide13

Another Way

Step 1: Subtract the percentage of the discount from 100

Step 2: Multiply that number(as a decimal) by the regular price –

SALE PRICE Slide14

Example #1

A shirt is regularly priced at $36.00 It is on sale at 25% off. What is the sale price?Slide15

A shirt is regularly priced at $36.00 It is on sale at 25% off. What is the sale price?

Step 1: Subtract the percentage of the discount from 100

100%-25% = 75%

Step 2: Multiply that number(in decimal) by the regular price –

SALE PRICE

(75%

.75)(36) = $27.00

The sale price is $27 Slide16

The regular price of a suit is $150.00. It is discounted 10%. Find the

sale price

Step 1: Subtract the percentage of the discount from 100

100%-10% = 90%

Step 2: Multiply that number(in decimal) by the regular price –

SALE PRICE

(90%

.90)(150) = $135.00

The sale price is $135Slide17

Let’s Play A Game

Each group must write down the answer to the question

First group to do it wins points for

that questions