September, 19th 2011
Two Real Life Situations:
1) You and your friend decided to go to a huge store called Target, because everything is 70% off. Your friend wishes to buy a very bright and pink shirt, which costs $60. How much money does she need to pay?
Answer:70% of 60 = 42. $42 is the discount. $60 - 42 (discount) = 18 dollars. So, your friend will buy the shirt for $18 instead of $60.
2) My family and I went to a restaurant and ate lunch. When we were finished, my father asked for the bill, and the waiter brought it. The price was $150. Since the waiter was so polite, we decided to give him a tip of 10%. How much money did we give in total?
Answer: 10% of $150 = 15. So, in total we gave $165.
Lucky waiter :) Yes, these are great examples of real-life percentages, Jovana.
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