Julie's copy of Q15 Simple Percentages

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Julie Crowley 8 years, 1 month ago

Created this as a copy of Q15 Simple Percentages.

Name	Status	Author	Last Modified
Q5 VAT	Ready to use	TEAME CIT	07/10/2016 10:18
Q8 VAT	Ready to use	TEAME CIT	07/10/2016 10:18
Q13 VAT	Ready to use	TEAME CIT	09/10/2016 20:00
Q14 Price Excluding VAT	Ready to use	TEAME CIT	07/10/2016 10:16
Q15 Simple Percentages	Ready to use	TEAME CIT	02/10/2023 12:45
Exam version Q15	draft	Julie Crowley	10/10/2016 13:37
Lois's copy of Q15 Simple Percentages	draft	Lois Rollings	07/12/2016 15:54
Julie's copy of Q15 Simple Percentages	draft	Julie Crowley	13/02/2017 16:31
Julie's copy of Q15 Simple Percentages	draft	Julie Crowley	12/02/2018 17:32
Percentage scenario	draft	Katy Dobson	08/10/2018 15:35
Simon's copy of Q5 VAT	draft	Simon Thomas	21/02/2019 15:59
Simon's copy of Q8 VAT	draft	Simon Thomas	25/02/2019 09:20
Simon's copy of Q14 Price Excluding VAT	draft	Simon Thomas	25/02/2019 09:34
Simon's copy of Q13 VAT	draft	Simon Thomas	21/02/2019 12:17
Simon's copy of Q15 Simple Percentages	draft	Simon Thomas	25/02/2019 09:28

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$\var{name}$ spends $\var{rent}$ % of her wages on rent. She saves $\var{save}$ % of what is left in a $\var{acc}$ account.

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			Name	Type	Generated Value

rent	integer	50
save	integer	20
wage	integer	540
wage1	rational	270
acc	string	current
wage2	rational	54
name	string	Mary
ans	rational	216
ans_dec	decimal	dec("216.00")

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If $\var{name}$ 's weekly wage is $€\var{wage}$ , how much spending money does she have per week?

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Calculate how much rent is first:

$€\var{wage} \times \frac{\var{rent}}{100} = €\var{wage1}$

Next caluculate the saving, after the rent is subtracted:

$(€\var{wage} - €\var{wage1}) \times \frac{\var{save}}{100} = €\var{wage2}$

Spending money per week:

$€\var{wage} - (€\var{wage1} + €\var{wage2}) = €\var{ans}$

Rounding to two decimal places we get $€\var{ans_dec}$ .

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Julie's copy of Q15 Simple Percentages

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Taxonomy: mathcentre

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Taxonomy: Context

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Julie Crowley 8 years, 1 month ago

Error in variable testing condition

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Generated value: integer

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Generated value: `integer`