Consumer Math Word Problem Worksheets

Are you a high school student or a parent looking for effective ways to enhance your understanding of financial concepts? Look no further! Our consumer math word problem worksheets are designed to help you grasp the fundamental principles of managing money and making informed decisions. With a clear focus on real-life scenarios, these worksheets provide valuable practice in solving various financial calculations and analyzing the economic implications. Whether you are studying for an upcoming test or simply aiming to improve your financial literacy, our worksheets provide the ideal tool for honing your skills.

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What is the total cost of purchasing two shirts, each priced at $25?

The total cost of purchasing two shirts, each priced at $25, would be $50.

If a pair of sneakers is on sale for 20% off its original price of $80, what is the sale price?

The sale price of the sneakers would be $64, as 20% off $80 is $16 (which is 20% of $80), meaning the original price of $80 minus the discount of $16 gives a final sale price of $64.

Mary earns a weekly salary of $400. How much does she earn in a month?

Mary earns $400 per week, so in a month (assuming 4 weeks), she would earn $400 x 4 = $1600.

A laptop is priced at $900 with a sales tax rate of 8%. What is the final price of the laptop including tax?

The sales tax on a $900 laptop at a rate of 8% would amount to $72. Adding this tax to the original price of the laptop gives a final price of $972, including tax.

A store offers a buy-one-get-one-half-off deal on a $30 item. How much will two items cost?

With the buy-one-get-one-half-off deal on a $30 item, one item will cost $30, and the second item will cost half of that, which is $15. Therefore, two items will cost $30 + $15 = $45.

John wants to save $500 per month for his vacation. How much will he save in a year?

John will save $500 per month, so in a year he will save $500 x 12 months = $6000.

A restaurant bill is $45. If a 20% tip is added, what is the total amount to be paid?

The total amount to be paid, including a 20% tip, would be $54.

A store offers a 30% discount on all its items. If a sweater is originally priced at $60, what is the sale price?

The sale price of the sweater after the 30% discount would be $42. This is calculated by taking 30% of the original price ($60) which is $18, and then subtracting this amount from the original price: $60 - $18 = $42.

A phone plan costs $50 per month plus an additional $0.10 per minute for calls. If Tom talked for 150 minutes, what is his monthly bill?

Tom's monthly bill would be $50 for the plan plus $0.10 per minute for 150 minutes of calls, which would be $15 ($0.10 x 150). Therefore, his total monthly bill would be $50 + $15 = $65.

The price of a car decreases by 15% annually. If the original price was $20,000, what is the price after three years?

After three years, the price of the car would be $20,000 * (1 - 0.15)^3 = $20,000 * (0.85)^3 ? $11,590. So, the price of the car after three years would be approximately $11,590.