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    The document describes a school store sign listing various school supplies and their prices. It then provides 5 parts with word problems involving calculating totals, taxes, and costs based on the listed prices. Part A asks about the change from a purchase. Part B calculates the cost per person for team items. Part C calculates the cost each member owes for a computer club purchase. Part D calculates the total profit from items sold in a week. Part E calculates how much each after-school program would receive from school profits.

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    The document describes a school store sign listing various school supplies and their prices. It then provides 5 parts with word problems involving calculating totals, taxes, and costs based on the listed prices. Part A asks about the change from a purchase. Part B calculates the cost per person for team items. Part C calculates the cost each member owes for a computer club purchase. Part D calculates the total profit from items sold in a week. Part E calculates how much each after-school program would receive from school profits.

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    of 6

    School Store

    by Imad Mahfoud and Lennard Valle

    Scenario:
    Thesignshownispostedoutsidetheschoolstore.Thesignliststhepricesofall
    itemsforsaleinthestore.

    SchoolSupplies

    Clothing

    Electronics

    Portfolio

    $24.59

    School
    sweatshirt

    $32.00

    Mousepad

    Eraser

    $0.59

    School
    sweatpants

    $14.00

    Musiccase

    Pencil

    $0.99

    Schooltshirt

    $11.00

    Phonecase

    $1.99

    Pen

    $0.99

    Scientific
    calculator

    $175.65

    Copypaper(1
    pack)

    $2.99

    Graphing
    calculator

    $205.12

    Notebook

    $2.48

    Notebookpaper

    $2.99

    Binder

    $12.92

    $2.14
    $1.25

    Part A:
    Astudentusesthree$20billsforapurchaseof2binders,2packsof
    copypaper,3notebooks,and5pens.Alloftheseitemsaretaxable.Whatamountof
    changeshouldthestudentreceive.

    Work
    12.92 x 2 = 25.84
    2.48 x 3 = 7.44
    2.99 x 2 = 5.98
    0.99 x 5 = 4.95
    25.84 + 5.98 + 7.44 + 4.95 = $44.21
    44.21/6=7.368333333333333
    round it and it becomes 7.
    44.21 + 7 = 51.21
    9.79 in change

    Part B:
    Thefootballteamispurchasing12tshirts,12sweatpants,and12
    sweatshirtstogivetoacharity.Theywillnotpaytaxontheitems.Thecostwill
    bedividedequallyamong37totalplayersandcoaches.Whatisthecostfor
    eachperson
    ?

    How Much

    Cost

    Objects

    12

    $384

    T-shirts

    12

    $168

    Sweatpants

    12

    $132

    Sweatshirts

    $684
    Total

    684/37 =
    18.4864864865roundit
    18foreachperson

    Part C:
    Thecomputerclubispurchasing14portfolios,14binders,14school

    sweatshirts,14musiccases,14phonecases,and14mousepads.Theclubwill
    pay40%ofthecost.The14membersareequallyresponsiblefortherestofthe
    cost.Allitemsaretaxable.Howmuchwilleachmemberowe?

    Work:
    24.59 x 14 = 344.26 32 x 14 = 448 2.14 x 14 = 29.96
    12.92 x 14 = 180.88 1.99 x 14 = 27.86
    344.26 + 448 + 29.96 + 180.88 + 27.86 = $ 1030.96/40 = 2577.4 round
    it
    25 for each member ow
    e

    Part D:
    Inthefirstweekofschool,thestoresold3portfolios,15notebooks,12binders,22
    pens,34pencils,and11mousepads.Whatisthetotalprofitforthatweek?


    Donot
    includetaxinyourcalculations.
    Findthe
    sellingprice
    inthefirstchart.
    Createatabletoshow/solveyourwork.
    Explainhowyoufoundyoursolution.(optional)

    Work: 24.59 x 3 =
    73.77

    2.48 x 15 = 37.2 12.92 x 12 =

    155.04 0.99 x 22 =
    21.78 0.99 x
    34 = 33.66 2.14 x 11 = 23.54

    Item

    Prics

    Portfolios

    73.77

    Notebooks

    155.04

    Binders

    21.78

    Pens

    21.78

    Pencils

    33.66

    Mousepads

    23.54

    Cost =

    344.33

    344.33/6 =
    57.3883333333 round it
    and makes it 57

    Part E: Profits from the store are equally distributed among 6 after-school programs. How much money
    would each after-school program receive from school profits of 3 scientific calculators, 15 portfolios, 48
    notebooks, 12 mousepads, 57 erasers, and 26 binders.

    175.65 x 3 =
    526.95

    Work:
    24.59 x 15 =

    368.85
    2.48 x 48 =
    119.04
    2.14 x 12 =
    25.68
    0.59
    x 57 = 33.63
    12.92 x 26 =
    335.92

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