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    The document provides a word problem about determining the profit a school can make from ticket sales for a 7th grade end-of-year event. There are 200 7th graders, and the school needs to make $375 total profit to host the event. The school purchased $4,200 worth of tickets at a 9% discount rate. Students are asked to calculate the discount amount, discounted ticket price paid by the school, non-discounted ticket price if split evenly among students, discounted ticket price per student, profit per ticket, and total projected profit.

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    The document provides a word problem about determining the profit a school can make from ticket sales for a 7th grade end-of-year event. There are 200 7th graders, and the school needs to make $375 total profit to host the event. The school purchased $4,200 worth of tickets at a 9% discount rate. Students are asked to calculate the discount amount, discounted ticket price paid by the school, non-discounted ticket price if split evenly among students, discounted ticket price per student, profit per ticket, and total projected profit.

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    The document provides a word problem about determining the profit a school can make from ticket sales for a 7th grade end-of-year event. There are 200 7th graders, and the school needs to make $375 total profit to host the event. The school purchased $4,200 worth of tickets at a 9% discount rate. Students are asked to calculate the discount amount, discounted ticket price paid by the school, non-discounted ticket price if split evenly among students, discounted ticket price per student, profit per ticket, and total projected profit.

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    Determine the result of applying

    a percent of change to a value


    Name ________________________________ Date ___________________ Period _______________
    Solve the following word problem using the scaffold questions. Unpack the problem. Answer each
    question accurately. Work as an individual for 10 minutes. Once your I.T.T time is up, work with
    your identified group to work through unanswered questions and check for understanding.

    Your school has two hundred 7th graders. They need to have a total profit of
    $375.00 to have the end of the school year jam for the 7 th grade class. They
    purchased $4200.00 worth of tickets at the 9% discounted rate. If every 7 th grader
    purchased a ticket at non discounted rate of $4200.00 total value, how much would
    each student pay for a ticket? What would be the profit the school makes on each
    ticket sale? What would be the schools total profit? Will the school be able to host
    the end of the school year jam for the 7 th grade class?
    1. What is the discount amount? _______________________________________

    2. How much did the school pay for the tickets after the discount?
    _________________________

    3. What is the price per ticket at the $4200.00 total value rate with 200
    students purchasing a ticket? __________________________________________

    4. What is the price per ticket at the discounted rate?


    __________________________________

    5. What is the profit per ticket? ______________________________________________

    6. What is the total profit the school will make? _________________________________

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