This math topic focuses on calculating the final amounts after applying discounts or increasing prices in terms of percentage reductions, specifically in multiples of 5%. The problems involve scenarios like taking a 15% discount on different monetary amounts, applying a 5% reduction, and computing after-tax values. Each question provides a monetary amount and requires determining the new amount after adjusting for a given percentage change. This helps practice computations involving percentages, an essential skill for financial literacy.

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Percent reduction of money (5% multiples) Worksheet

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Percent reduction of money (5% multiples)
1
Take 15% discount from $80
Calculate the final amount when it changes by a percentage
a
$85.00
b
$68.00
c
$47.60
d
$64.60
e
$51.00
f
$37.40
2
Calculate the final amount when it changes by a percentage
15% off of $100
a
$123.25
b
$85.00
c
$102.00
d
$72.25
e
$42.50
f
$55.25
3
Calculate the final amount when it changes by a percentage
$60 minus 15% tax
a
$43.35
b
$45.90
c
$48.45
d
$33.15
e
$53.55
f
$51.00
4
Take 5% discount from $100
Calculate the final amount when it changes by a percentage
a
$95.00
b
$137.75
c
$61.75
d
$57.00
e
$66.50
f
$90.25
5
Take 15% discount from $40
Calculate the final amount when it changes by a percentage
a
$20.40
b
$34.00
c
$37.40
d
$44.20
e
$35.70
f
$30.60
6
Calculate the final amount when it changes by a percentage
5% less than $60
a
$68.40
b
$34.20
c
$57.00
d
$39.90
e
$37.05
f
$31.35
7
Take 5% discount from $40
Calculate the final amount when it changes by a percentage
a
$36.10
b
$55.10
c
$20.90
d
$38.00
e
$22.80
f
$34.20
8
Calculate the final amount when it changes by a percentage
5% less than $80
a
$64.60
b
$49.40
c
$68.40
d
$76.00
e
$83.60
f
$53.20