Choose a percent problem type and create a fresh worksheet. The levels cover discounted prices, prices with tax, percent change, and successive discounts.
Preview the hypothetical amounts and supplied rates, then select the question count and answer-key option. Keep intermediate calculations exact and round the final monetary answer to the nearest cent, with a half cent rounded up.
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A 20% discount followed by a 10% discount on $80 gives $80 × 0.80 × 0.90 = $57.60. The second rate applies to $64, not to the original $80.
For percent change, divide the difference by the original amount. The parent worksheet page explains the multipliers and their checks.
Return to Percent Change, Discounts, and Tax Worksheets for the worked examples and learning notes.