How do you calculate sales tax?

Multiply the subtotal by the tax rate, round to the nearest cent and add it to the subtotal. Compute Sales Tax on Multi-Item Receipts uses rates such as 4.5% and 9.25%. Find the Tax Rate or Original Price works backward from a total that includes tax.

How do you work with a tip and tax on a bill?

Add the menu prices for the bill, find tax and tip as percents of that bill and add them. Then divide the total by the number of people. Restaurant Bills With Tip, Tax and Splitting has students do this for groups of 3, 4 and 5.

What is simple interest?

Simple interest is I = Prt, where P is the starting amount, r is the yearly rate as a decimal and t is the time in years. Simple Interest With Partial Years has students change months to years first, for example 9 months for $800 at 4.5%.

What happens when a price goes up and then down by percents?

The percents apply to different amounts, so the final price is not the starting price. Markup and Markdown in Two Steps has students find the final price and the net percent change, with the word increase or decrease.

7th Grade Percents Worksheets

Ages 12-13 · 1 sub-topic · Free previews · Print-ready PDFs

A percent compares a part to a whole out of 100, and percent problems ask students to find an amount, a rate or a change. There are 7 worksheets for 7th grade, all with answer keys, on multi-step percent word problems. Multi-Step Percent Word Problems, Compute Sales Tax on Multi-Item Receipts and Simple Interest With Partial Years are three of the sheets. Native sheets here practice 7.RP.A.3.

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$Compute Sales Tax on Multi-Item Receipts - 7th Grade Percents worksheet preview$

Compute Sales Tax on Multi-Item Receipts

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$Find the Tax Rate or Original Price - 7th Grade Percents worksheet preview$

Find the Tax Rate or Original Price

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$Markup and Markdown in Two Steps - 7th Grade Percents worksheet preview$

Markup and Markdown in Two Steps

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$Multi-Step Percent Word Problems - 7th Grade Percents worksheet preview$

Multi-Step Percent Word Problems

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$Percent Increase and Decrease in Context - 7th Grade Percents worksheet preview$

Percent Increase and Decrease in Context

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$Restaurant Bills With Tip, Tax and Splitting - 7th Grade Percents worksheet preview$

Restaurant Bills With Tip, Tax and Splitting

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$Simple Interest With Partial Years - 7th Grade Percents worksheet preview$

Simple Interest With Partial Years

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Subtract the old value from the new value, divide by the old value and write the result as a percent. Percent Increase and Decrease in Context uses a town growing from 8,400 to 9,100 people and a coat marked down 30%. Students round percents to the nearest tenth.

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7th Grade Percents Worksheets

Compute Sales Tax on Multi-Item Receipts

Find the Tax Rate or Original Price

Markup and Markdown in Two Steps

Multi-Step Percent Word Problems

Percent Increase and Decrease in Context

Restaurant Bills With Tip, Tax and Splitting

Simple Interest With Partial Years

Frequently Asked Questions

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How do you calculate sales tax?

How do you work with a tip and tax on a bill?

What is simple interest?

What happens when a price goes up and then down by percents?

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