Skip to main content

Winter Boots Price Comparison Performance Task

Raven needs new winter boots. Both ShoeTown and LaceUp shoe stores carry the boots she wants to buy. The boots are regularly priced $85.95, but both stores are running sales. ShoeTown has the boots marked down 15%. LaceUp has the boots marked down 10%, plus Raven has a $5 coupon she can use on the boots after the markdown is applied.

Raven’s friend Becca tells Raven there is an online shoe store called Run, Don’t Walk that has the boots she wants for only $71.99. If Raven buys the boots in a local store, she will have to pay 7.16% sales tax on her purchase. If Raven buys the boots online, she won’t have to pay sales tax, but she will have to pay $6.50 for shipping.

Group 1

DIRECTIONS: 1.) Underline important values and words. 2.) Complete the table using the information above. Draw an X in a box that does not apply. 3.) Explain how to determine the sale price before and after tax at ShoeTown and LaceUp, and how to determine the total price at Run, Don’t Walk. 4.) Where should Raven buy her boots to get the best deal? Explain your reasoning.

Source 1.1

StoreRegular Price $Markdown %Coupon $Sales Tax %Shipping $Total Cost $
ShoeTown
LaceUp
Run, Don’t Walk

Question 1a

Short answer

Complete the table using the information above. Draw an X in a box that does not apply.

Question 1b

Short answer

Explain how to determine the sale price before and after tax at ShoeTown and LaceUp, and how to determine the total price at Run, Don’t Walk.

Question 1c

Short answer

Where should Raven buy her boots to get the best deal? Explain your reasoning.

Teach with AI superpowers

Why teachers love Class Companion

Import assignments to get started in no time.

Create your own rubric to customize the AI feedback to your liking.

Overrule the AI feedback if a student disputes.

Other Math Assignments

1. Analyzing Graphs and Equations2024 Math PSSA Practice4th Grade Mathematics: Category 2 Independent Practice4-ის გამრავლება5.4 Airplane Altitude7.4 Constructed Response7th Unit 1 Section A Checkpoint7th Unit 1 Section B Checkpoint 7th Unit 1 Test Written Response 7th Unit 3 Section A Checkpoint 7th Unit 3 Section B Checkpoint 7th Unit 3 Test Written Response 7th Unit 4 Test Written Response 7th Unit 5 Section A Checkpoint 7th Unit 5 Section B Checkpoint7th Unit 5 Test Written Response7th Unit 6 Test Written Response 7th Unit 7 Section a Checkpoint7th Unit 7 Section B Checkpoint 7th Unit 7 Section C Checkpoint7th Unit 8 Test Written Response 8th Grade Constructed Response – Pythagorean Theorem Applications8th Unit 1 Section A checkpoint8th Unit 1 Section C Checkpoint 8th Unit 1 Section D Checkpoint8th Unit 2 Section A Checkpoint8th Unit 2 Section B Checkpoint 8th Unit 2 Test Written Response 8th Unit 3 Test Written Response 9.2 Pie Sign CR (Triangle Inequality Theorem)AICE Thinking Skills Midterm Exam (Paper 1)Analysis of the Mathematical Exploration Process in the IB Internal AssessmentBoot Bargains: Proportional Relationships Performance TaskChallenging 5th Grade Math ProblemsConverting Fractions to PercentsDivision Practice AssignmentEvaluating Expressions with ParenthesesExit Ticket (03/04) TuesdayExploring Similar Triangles and SlopeExploring Simple Circuits - Grade 4GM: Tal's SeedsGM: Uniform Cost Word Problem 4th GradeIA-Second RevisionIntegrated Math II: CFA #7 - Properties of Special QuadrilateralsLesson 4.2 Reasoning Task-On Your Own #15Lesson 4.3 Reasoning Task-On Your Own #12Mathematics Functions and Financial PlanningMATH EXTRA WEEKEND HOMEWORK - Friday, March 27thMath Live ScoreMath Poster Project Reflection Sheet