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Savings Calculations for Electronics and More

The document outlines various scenarios involving discounts, savings, and final prices for different purchases, including headphones, laptops, bicycles, and more. Each scenario provides a step-by-step calculation to determine the amount paid after applying discounts and vouchers. The document emphasizes the importance of sequential calculations to arrive at the final amounts owed or saved.

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Savings Calculations for Electronics and More

The document outlines various scenarios involving discounts, savings, and final prices for different purchases, including headphones, laptops, bicycles, and more. Each scenario provides a step-by-step calculation to determine the amount paid after applying discounts and vouchers. The document emphasizes the importance of sequential calculations to arrive at the final amounts owed or saved.

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An electronics store is offering a "Buy 2, Get 1 Free"

First, the customer pays for 4 headphones:


deal on headphones that cost RM150 each. How much Focus on counting the total items and applying the free offer
Q041 4 Money RM600 paid, RM300 saved RM150 × 4 = RM600. They get 2 headphones Hardest Evaluation
would a customer pay if they buy 6 headphones, and discount.
free, saving RM150 × 2 = RM300.
what is the total amount saved?
A customer buys a laptop for RM3,200 with a 20% First, calculate the discount: RM3,200 × 20% =
discount. The buyer also gets an RM200 voucher. How RM640. Subtract the discount: RM3,200 – Subtract the discount and voucher in steps to find the final
Q042 4 Money RM2,360 Hardest Evaluation
much will the customer pay after using the discount and RM640 = RM2,560. Then subtract the RM200 price.
voucher? voucher: RM2,560 – RM200 = RM2,360.

First, calculate the discount: RM800 × 10% =


A bicycle costs RM800, but the buyer receives a 10%
RM80. Subtract RM80 from RM800: RM800 –
Q043 4 Money discount and a trade-in credit of RM120 for their old RM600 Hardest Analysis Apply the discount and the trade-in credit sequentially.
RM80 = RM720. Then subtract RM120 trade-in
bicycle. How much does the buyer pay?
credit: RM720 – RM120 = RM600.

First, find the increased price: RM6,500 × 15%


= RM975. Add this to the original price:
RM6,500 + RM975 = RM7,475. After 3 years,
A family plans to save RM1,200 every year for 5 years to
they've saved RM3,600 (RM1,200 × 3). Subtract
buy a car costing RM6,500. After 3 years, they realize Calculate the price increase and how much they've saved so
Q044 4 Money RM1,925 this from the new price: RM7,475 – RM3,600 = Hardest Analysis
the price of the car has increased by 15%. How much far, then figure out the shortfall.
RM3,875. They plan to save RM1,200 per year
more do they need to save now?
for 2 more years, which equals RM2,400.
Therefore, they need to save RM3,875 –
RM2,400 = RM1,475 more.
First, calculate the total price: RM35 × 5 =
RM175. Then calculate the discount: RM175 ×
A man buys 5 toys for RM35 each and gets a 10%
10% = RM17.50. Subtract the discount from the Multiply to find the total, apply the discount, and then
Q045 4 Money discount on the total price. If he has RM160, how much RM15.50 Hardest Evaluation
total price: RM175 – RM17.50 = RM157.50. subtract from the original budget.
money does he have left after the purchase?
Subtract this from RM160: RM160 – RM157.50
= RM2.50.
First, calculate the discount: RM2,000 × 25% =
A tablet is on sale for 25% off its original price of RM500. Subtract RM500 from RM2,000:
Q046 4 Money RM2,000. After applying the discount, a 6% sales tax is RM1,590 RM2,000 – RM500 = RM1,500. Then add the Hardest Evaluation Apply the discount and tax step by step to find the final price.
added. What is the final price? sales tax: RM1,500 × 6% = RM90. Add RM90 to
RM1,500 = RM1,590.
A woman spends RM1,800 on groceries in a month. If First, calculate 15% of RM1,800: RM1,800 ×
RM1,530 spent, RM270 Calculate the amount saved and subtract it from the original
Q047 4 Money she decides to spend 15% less next month, how much 15% = RM270. Subtract RM270 from RM1,800: Hardest Evaluation
saved spending.
will she spend, and how much money will she save? RM1,800 – RM270 = RM1,530.
First, calculate the total cost before the
A student wants to buy 3 books, each costing RM50. discount: RM50 × 3 = RM150. Then calculate
The store gives a 20% discount on purchases over the discount: RM150 × 20% = RM30. Subtract Apply the discount to the total price, then subtract the coupon
Q048 4 Money RM110 Hardest Analysis
RM100. If the student also uses a RM10 coupon, how the discount: RM150 – RM30 = RM120. Finally, amount.
much will they pay? apply the RM10 coupon: RM120 – RM10 =
RM110.
A man buys a computer for RM2,500 on credit and plans
First, calculate the total interest: RM50 × 10
to pay it off over 10 months. If he pays an additional Multiply the monthly interest by the number of months, then
Q049 4 Money RM3,000 months = RM500. Add this to the original price: Hardest Analysis
RM50 each month as interest, how much will he have add to the original price.
RM2,500 + RM500 = RM3,000.
paid by the end?
First, calculate the discount: RM900 × 30% =
A store gives a 30% discount on a coat priced at RM900. RM270. Subtract the discount from the original
Apply the discount first, then subtract the value of the gift
Q050 4 Money After the discount, the customer applies a gift card RM530 price: RM900 – RM270 = RM630. Then subtract Hardest Evaluation
card to find the final price.
worth RM100. How much does the customer pay? the RM100 gift card: RM630 – RM100 =
RM530.

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