Home Depot Math & Measurements Flashcards
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A 20% discount is applied to an $85.00 item. What is the sale price?
Answer: $68.00
Discount = $85.00 × 0.20 = $17.00; sale price = $85.00 − $17.00 = $68.00.
An item normally costs $45.00 and is on sale for 15% off. A customer also has a $5.00 coupon applied after the discount. What is the final price?
Answer: $33.25
$45.00 × 0.85 = $38.25 (after 15% off); $38.25 − $5.00 = $33.25 final price.
A shelf is stocked with 45 units of a product. During a shift, 12 units are sold. How many units remain on the shelf?
Answer: 33 units
45 − 12 = 33 units remaining on the shelf.
A customer buys $124.50 worth of merchandise and pays with $140.00 cash. How much change should they receive?
Answer: $15.50
$140.00 − $124.50 = $15.50 in change.
An item costs $3.79 each, or a pack of 4 for $13.99. Approximately how much does a customer save per item by buying the 4-pack?
Answer: $0.29
Single price per unit in pack = $13.99 ÷ 4 = $3.4975; savings = $3.79 − $3.4975 ≈ $0.29 per item.
A department has a daily sales goal of $5,500. By noon, the team has sold $2,340. Approximately what percentage of the daily goal has been reached?
Answer: 42.5%
$2,340 ÷ $5,500 ≈ 0.4254, or approximately 42.5% of the daily goal.
A product weighs 2.5 pounds per unit. A full pallet holds 120 units. What is the total weight of a full pallet?
Answer: 300 lbs
2.5 lbs × 120 units = 300 lbs total weight for the full pallet.