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Editor's Notes
- #5: How do we solve for the rate?
- #7: How do we solve for the rate?
- #9: How do we solve for the rate?
- #15: Identify the given and what is asked.
- #16: Identify the given and what is asked.
- #17: Identify the given and what is asked.
- #19: Have you been in places like these? Why do people love to buy in these places?
- #20: Do you apply mathematical concepts when you buy one? Or you just depend on the computations of the sellers? Of course when we shop, sabi nga sa radiyo, importanteng makamura ka ng makarami ka. If you have same options but offer different prices, what would you choose? Lets see.
- #21: You want to buy a pair of shoes. Store A offers a pair of shoes at Php 4,999.00 with a discount rate of 20% while Store B offers the same pair of shoes at Php 5,999.00 with a discount rate of 25%. Which will you buy?
- #38: Left = Php 3,999.20 Right = Php 4,499.25
- #39: Left = Php 190.00 Right = Php 193.5
- #40: Abstraction
- #41: Abstraction
- #42: Application
- #43: Evaluation
- #44: Assignment