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Clothing Business Money Math

Help George run a small clothing stall. Work with pounds and pence, show your calculations, and use the price list below. Round money to the nearest penny where needed.

George’s price list

T-shirt: £12.00 each · Jumper: £25.00 each · Scarf: £8.00 each

1.George buys 6 T-shirts for £7.50 each. How much does she pay for the T-shirts altogether?
2.She also pays £9.50 for delivery. What is her total cost for the T-shirts and delivery?
3.George sells all 6 T-shirts for £12 each. How much money does she take from those sales?
4.Using the T-shirt cost and delivery cost, calculate George’s profit from selling all 6 T-shirts. Profit = sales − costs.

A busy Saturday

The stall sells 3 jumpers and 4 scarves.

5.Work out the total sales from 3 jumpers and 4 scarves using George’s price list.
6.A customer buys one jumper and one scarf, then pays with a £50 note. How much change should George give?
7.George offers 20% off a £25 jumper. How much is the discount, and what is the sale price?
8.Choose the better deal for 2 T-shirts: Deal A costs £20 in total; Deal B costs £11.50 per T-shirt. Which deal is cheaper, and by how much?
  • Deal A, by £3
  • Deal B, by £3
  • They cost the same
9.George has £30 to buy stock. She buys two scarves and one T-shirt. How much money does she have left?
10.George wants to make at least £15 profit on a T-shirt that costs her £7.50. What is the lowest whole-pound selling price that gives her at least £15 profit?
11.George sells 2 jumpers at full price and one more jumper at the £20 sale price. How much does she collect altogether?

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  • Clothing Business Money Math, page 1 of 2: George’s price list, A busy Saturday

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  • Clothing Business Money Math, page 2 of 2: 6. A customer buys one jumper and one scarf, then pays with a £50 note. How much change…

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