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Maths Leveling: Problem Solutions

The document presents 6 math problems related to percentages and financial operations. The problems include calculating the value of a variable based on percentages of other variables, determining discounts and price increases in percentage, and calculating the amount still owed for a purchase based on savings and loans.

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Maths Leveling: Problem Solutions

The document presents 6 math problems related to percentages and financial operations. The problems include calculating the value of a variable based on percentages of other variables, determining discounts and price increases in percentage, and calculating the amount still owed for a purchase based on savings and loans.

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DEVELOPMENT CONTROL 5 MATHS LEVELING.

1.“a” es el 50% de “b”y“b” es el 40% de “c”. Si c=80, determine el valor de “a”

THE VALUE OF 'A' IS 16

$90,000. When she arrived to pay at the


At the checkout, the cashier informs him that he has a 15% discount coupon on the total bill.
If Sofia accesses the discount, how much does she end up paying in the bill?
supermarket?

Sofia ends up paying $76,500 in the supermarket account.


3. In a company, there are 25 people working, of which 20% have a university degree.
The rest hold technical degrees. How many people have a technical degree?

20 PEOPLE HAVE TECHNICAL DEGREE

4. Una impresora que cuesta $140.000 subió a $162.500. Determine en qué porcentaje subió
the price of the item

THE PRICE OF THE ITEM INCREASED BY 16.0714%


5. A computer store is having a clearance sale, announcing that it has reduced all
its prices by 15%. If an item in the store was sold for $23,800, determine the price
original.

The original price of the item was $28,000.

A family decides to buy a house for 4,200 UF, they have saved 35% and manage to get a
loan corresponding to 18% of the price of the house, how much money do they lack to
buy the house?

HE IS MISSING 1,974 UF TO BUY THE HOUSE.

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