Let’s solve each part step by step.
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Part A: Find the discount offered on the marked price.
Discount = Marked Price – Selling Price
1) Marked price = $6,850
Selling price = $5,813
→ Discount = 6,850 – 5,813 =
$1,037
2) Marked price = $705
Selling price = $695
→ Discount = 705 – 695 =
$10
3) Marked price = $15,225
Selling price = $15,125
→ Discount = 15,225 – 15,125 =
$100
4) Marked price = $86
Selling price = $71
→ Discount = 86 – 71 =
$15
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Part B: Examine the tags and write the discount offered.
We look at the “Was” (original price) and “Now” (selling price).
1) Was $340, Now $315
→ Discount = 340 – 315 =
$25
2) Was $638, Now $630
→ Discount = 638 – 630 =
$8
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Part C: What is the discount when marked price is $99 and selling price is $80?
Discount = 99 – 80 =
$19
Looking at options:
a) $12
b) $19 ← correct
c) $29
d) $22
So answer is
b) $19
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Final Answer:
A)
1) $1,037
2) $10
3) $100
4) $15
B)
1) $25
2) $8
C) b) $19
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of tax worksheet for students.