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1 Calculating: Discount Prices
Consumer Math

2 Discount Discount amount = Item(s) cost x Discount Rate [represents as a percentage {%}]

3 Sales Discount Price Sales Price = Item(s) cost - Discount amount

4 T. V. is normally $154. 88. The TV is currently on sale for 40% off
T.V. is normally $ The TV is currently on sale for 40% off. What is the discount amount and the new sales price?

5 Camera is on sale for 15% off its original price
Camera is on sale for 15% off its original price. What is the sale price?

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7 Find the Discount Rate (%)
Original Price - Sales Price x 100 (%) __________________________________________________ Original Price

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