Percent Change
Sales Tax and Discount
Simple Interest
Compound Interest
Gross Pay
100

When calculating percent change, if your final mathematical answer is a negative number, it indicates this type of change.

Percent decrease

100

When a purchase involves both a store percentage discount AND state sales tax, you must apply the sales tax to this specific amount.

The discounted price (or sale price)

100

In the simple interest formula I = Prt, this variable represents the annual percentage rate written as a decimal.

r (or Rate)

100

This type of interest is calculated on both the initial principal amount and the accumulated interest from previous periods.

Compound interest

100

This financial term refers to the total amount of money an employee earns before any taxes or deductions are taken out of their paycheck.

Gross pay

200

To convert the decimal answer from the percent change formula into a final percentage, you must multiply the decimal by this number.

100

200

The total amount of sales tax you will pay on a $40.00 restaurant bill if the local tax rate is 9%.

$3.60

200

If an investment timeline spans exactly 48 months, you would use this number for the variable $t$ in the simple interest formula.

4

200

If a bank account compounds interest semi-annually, this is the value you must use for n in the compound interest formula.

2

200

An hourly worker who earns $14.00 an hour in regular pay would earn this exact amount per hour for their overtime rate.

$21.00 per hour

300

The percent increase of a concert ticket that was originally $40.00 but is now sold for $50.00.

25%

300

The final sale price of a $120.00 pair of headphones after a 20% discount is applied.

$96.00

300

The total simple interest earned on a $5,000 deposit at a 3% annual rate after 6 years.

$900.00

300

The total number of compounding periods (the value of the exponent nt) for a loan that is compounded monthly over 10 years.

120

300

The total gross pay for a barista who works 38 hours in a single week at a regular rate of $15.50 per hour.

$589.00

400

The percent decrease if a bakery typically sells 300 bagels on a normal day, but only sells 255 on a snowy day.

15%

400

The final sale price of a $250.00 mountain bike after a 40% clearance discount is applied.

$150.00

400

The total combined amount to be repaid on a $1,500 loan after 2 years if the simple annual interest rate is 6.5%.

$1,695.00

400

The final balance of a $1,000 investment earning 4% interest compounded annually after 5 years.

$1,216.65

400

The total number of overtime hours an employee will be paid for if they clock exactly 51 hours in a standard work week.

11 hours

500

A rare comic book increased in value by 40%. If the original value of the book was $150.00, this is its new value.

$210.00

500

The final total cost of an $80.00 skateboard that is on sale for 25% off, with a 5% sales tax applied to the sale price.

$63.00

500

The original principal amount deposited if an account earned exactly $120.00 in simple interest over 2 years at a 5% annual rate.

$1,200.00

500

The total final balance of a $4,000 deposit earning 6% interest compounded monthly for 3 years.

$4,786.72

500

The total gross pay for a plumber working 45 hours in a single week at a standard regular rate of $24.00 per hour.

$1,140.00

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