Asked by Devon
Eloise makes & sells screen print t-shirts. She needs to buy some supplies. Paint costs $89.23 & a new screen costs $23.25. She saves 28.9% if she uses her store membership card. How much will Eloise save?
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
(89.23 + 23.25) * 0.289 = ?
Answered by
Devon
I got 32.50672? Is that correct? My calculator is bad.. would the formula be Prt?
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Your answer is correct. However, you need to round it to the nearest hundredth because you're saving dollars and cents.
PRT means Prinicipal times Rate times Time. That is the way to figure interest.
PRT means Prinicipal times Rate times Time. That is the way to figure interest.
Answered by
Devon
We haven't learnt that yet. I only know the basics of rounding to the nearest tenth but not hundreds yet. Would it be 32.6? Just one up?
What formula did you use?
What formula did you use?
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Think about money. If something costs a dollar and 99 cents, we write it as $1.99.
So you need two decimal places when you round to the nearest hundredth.
32.50672 = $32.51
So you need two decimal places when you round to the nearest hundredth.
32.50672 = $32.51
Answered by
Devon
Okay i'm just taking the hundredths place not the tenths. Thank you. Can you help me with one more problem that i've been stuck on? Its about interest rates and its confusing me
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Sure, I'll be glad to help you with interest rates.
Answered by
Devon
i think its about interest rates because it mentioned interest
sophie owns a restaurant. She has an overdraft line of credit. Each overdraft transaction costs $43.20, plus interest at 54%/yr. On wednesday, Sophie had 9 overdraft transactions for $562. She paid back the money in 15 days. How much are the transaction fees?
sophie owns a restaurant. She has an overdraft line of credit. Each overdraft transaction costs $43.20, plus interest at 54%/yr. On wednesday, Sophie had 9 overdraft transactions for $562. She paid back the money in 15 days. How much are the transaction fees?
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Do you mean 54% per year? That's usurious.
Answered by
Devon
Yes i forgot to put it there but since its interest it would be 0.54 ? right
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Please go back and check your problem. I doubt if it's 0.54%.
Answered by
Devon
yes it said "plus interest at 54%/yr" is that impossible?
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Are you sure it isn't 5.4% a year?
Answered by
Devon
No but it might be a typo i think it is 5.4 then
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