today's agenda: 1. bell work: vocabulary: ch. 6.6 2. ch. 6
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Today's Agenda:
1. Bell Work: Vocabulary: Ch. 6.6
2. Ch. 6 Review Odd #'s
3. Notes/Examples: Ch. 6.6
4. HW: WS Chapter 6 Review Odd #'s Finish Ch. 6 vocabulary Ch. 6 Test tomorrow!
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Use your right brain to figure this out....which oval does not belong?
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Math Book p. 298
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Car salespeople often work for commission.
A commission is money paid to a person or company for making a sale. Usually the commission is a percent of the sale amount.
This percent is called the commission rate.
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Often salespeople are paid a commission plus a regular salary. The total pay is a percent of the sales they make plus a salary.
commission rate x sales = commission
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Have you ever shopped in a store where the salesperson seemed especially helpful. In some stores, the amount an employee earns is based on how much merchandise he or she sells. An amount earned based on sales is called a commission.
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To solve problems using percentages, you can either use an equation of a proportion.
Equation Rulesof means multiply is means =
Proportion Rules % part 100 whole=
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Vocabulary Math Book p. 302
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SummarizeYou can earn interest on money that you deposit in the bank or invest in some other way. If you borrow money, you must pay interest as a fee to the lender. As the amount of time that the money is deposited or borrowed increases, so does the amount of interest that is paid.
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Homework #13pg 300 #1-8
andpg 304 #1-8
Homework #13
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