Find the simple interest on $300.00 at 8% per year for 1 year. Then find the final balance.
Show the percent relationship before the final amount.
CCSS 7.RP.A.3 · multistep percent problems
Extend basic discount, tax, and tip practice into the remaining Grade 7 percent applications: markup and markdown, commissions, fees, simple interest, and percent error. Money problems use integer-cent arithmetic, and percent-error items are constructed to have exact rates.
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Percent applications · Grade 7 standard · Seed 261601
Find the simple interest on $300.00 at 8% per year for 1 year. Then find the final balance.
Show the percent relationship before the final amount.
A measured value is 30; the accepted value is 50. Find the percent error using |measured - accepted| / accepted x 100%.
Show the percent relationship before the final amount.
A service charges a 10% fee on $92.00. Find the fee and the total after the fee.
Show the percent relationship before the final amount.
An item costs $315.00 and is marked up 15%. Find the selling price.
Show the percent relationship before the final amount.
An item costs $320.00 and is marked up 30%. Find the selling price.
Show the percent relationship before the final amount.
Find the simple interest on $200.00 at 10% per year for 1 year. Then find the final balance.
Show the percent relationship before the final amount.
An item costs $368.00 and is marked up 40%. Find the selling price.
Show the percent relationship before the final amount.
A salesperson earns 10% commission on $472.00 in sales. Find the commission.
Show the percent relationship before the final amount.
A measured value is 84; the accepted value is 80. Find the percent error using |measured - accepted| / accepted x 100%.
Show the percent relationship before the final amount.
An item is listed at $487.00 and marked down 25%. Find the sale price.
Show the percent relationship before the final amount.
Identify whether the percentage is an amount to add, subtract, or report separately before calculating.
For simple interest, use I = Prt and keep rate and time attached to the correct units.
Percent error compares the absolute error with the accepted value, not with the measured value.
Continue the 7.RP progression
No. That tool remains the focused consumer-math practice. This page covers the Grade 7 applications that were still missing.
No. Money is exact to the cent, and percent-error pairs are constructed to produce exact whole-number rates.