W Module 6: Differentiating Markon, Mark down and Markup Given Price of a Product Module 7: Obtaining the Mark-on, Mark down and Mark-up Given Prioe of a Product Direction: Interview one business owner (Oniine Seller; Sari Sari Store Vendor, Market Vendor; Retaii Employee and etc.) How do they perform mark up or markdown . Give example scenario. Write or encode in a separate paper. (20 Points) Format: Name of Business Owner : Type of Business : Situations: Direction: Site commonly reason why business put MARK UP and MARK DOWN. (10 points) 1.. MARK UP 2. MARK DOWN \\ l I | I l WW Module 6: Differentiating Merit-on, Marl: down and Mark-up Given Price of a Product 1. Problem Solving Direction: Solve the followl bleml and show r oom utaon in good form. Write your answer in two .1333 pieces. M P 1. The selling price of an item is P 1,100. Assume the mark-up is \"00.00. How much is the cost? 2.Maria sold her dress at P 550.00. She bought it for only P 480.00. How much is the Mark-up? 3.Ronald bought 4 kls of mangoes for M0000. Later he sold it to his friend with a mark-up of P120.00. How much Is the selling price? 4. An item costs P 21,500.00. Assume an original selling price of P 22,500.00. The selling price was raised to P 23,000.00. It was later on tagged to sell at P 22,000.00. A. How much is the mark-on? B. How much Is the additional mark-up C. How much is the markdown? 5. An Item costs P500.00. Assume the original selling price of P650.00. Later, P200.00 was added to the original selling price. It was later lagged to sell at P630.00 A. How much is the mark-on? B. How much is the new selling Price? C. How much is the markdown? 6. An Item has a mark-on of P200.00 and an original selling price of 91,100.00. Later, the new selling price of the item was P1,500.00. Then, it was tagged to sell at only P1,000.00. A. How much is the cost? B. How much Is the additional mark-up? (2. How much is the markdown? 7. An item has a cost of P175.00 and mark-on of P2500. The new selling price of the item was P275110. Finally, the reduced selling price of the item was \"95.00. A. How much is the original selling price? B. How much is the additional mark-up? C. How much is the markdown? ACTIVITY WORKSHEET FOR MODULE NO. 7 (Q1 WEEK4) Module 7: Obtaining the Mark-on, Mark down and Mark-up Given Price of a Product 1. An item has a cost of P 800.00 and a selling price of P 880.00. Later it tagged to sell for P 1,000.00. Find: A. Mark-on B. Additional Selling Price C. Total Mark-up 2. An item has a cost of P 2,350.00 and Mark-on of P 150.00. Finally, it was tagged to sell for P 3,000.00. Find: A. Selling Price B. Additional Selling Price C. Total Mark-up 3. A bag has a Mark-on of P 175.00 and selling price of P 5,500.00. Addi- tional selling price of P250.00 was later added Find: A. Cost B. New Selling Price C. Total Mark-up 4. A t-shirt has a cost of P 580.00. Later, it was tagged to sell for P620.00. Find: A. Mark-up B. MU rate based on cost C. MU rate based on selling price 5. An item has a mark-up of P 150.00. Its Mark-up rate based on cost is 15%. Find: A. Selling Price B. Cost C. Mark-up rate based on selling price 6. A bag has a selling price of P 1,800.00. Its Mark-up based on selling price is 17%. Find: A. Cost B. Mark-up C. Mark-up rate based on Cost 7. An item has a cost of P 550.00. Its selling price was P 599.00. Find: A. Mark-up B. Mark-up rate based on Cost C. Mark-up rate based on selling price 8. An item has a selling price of P 2,100.00. Its Mark-up based on selling price is 20%. Find: A. Cost B. Mark-up C. Mark-up rate based on cost 9. An item has a selling price of P 1,100.00 and a mark-up of P 150.00. Find: A. Cost B. Mark-up rate based on cost C. Mark-up rate based on selling price 10. A t-shirt has a selling price of P550.00 and Mark-up of P120.00. Find: A. Cost B. Mark-up rate based on cost C. Mark-up rate based on selling price 11. An item has a cost of P400.00 and a mark-up rate base on cost of 25%. Find: A. Selling Price B. Mark-up C. Mark-up rate based on selling price 12.A can of milk has a selling price of P 1,700.00 and its mark-up rate based on selling price is 20%. Find: A. Cost B. Mark-up C. Mark-up rate based on cost 13. An item has selling price of P 600.00 and a Mark-up rate based on selling price of 22%. Find:Total Mark-up 3. A bag has a Mark-on of P 175.00 and selling price of P 5,500.00. Addi- tional selling price of P250.00 was later added Find: A. Cost B. New Selling Price C. Total Mark-up 4. A t-shirt has a cost of P 580.00. Later, it was tagged to sell for P620.00. Find: A. Mark-up B. MU rate based on cost C. MU rate based on selling price 5. An item has a mark-up of P 150.00. Its Mark-up rate based on cost is 15%. Find A. Selling Price B. Cost C. Mark-up rate based on selling price 6. A bag has a selling price of P 1,800.00. Its Mark-up based on selling price is 17%. Find: A. Cost B. Mark-up C. Mark-up rate based on Cost 7. An item has a cost of P 550.00. Its selling price was P 599.00. Find: A. Mark-up B. Mark-up rate based on Cost C. Mark-up rate based on selling price 8. An item has a selling price of P 2,100.00. Its Mark-up based on selling price is 20%. Find: A. Cost B. Mark-up C. Mark-up rate based on cost 9. An item has a selling price of P 1,100.00 and a mark-up of P 150.00. Find: A. Cost B. Mark-up rate based on cost C. Mark-up rate based on selling price 10. A t-shirt has a selling price of P550.00 and Mark-up of P120.00. Find: A. Cost B. Mark-up rate based on cost C. Mark-up rate based on selling price 11. An item has a cost of P400.00 and a mark-up rate base on cost of 25%. Find: A. Selling Price B. Mark-up C. Mark-up rate based on selling price 12.A can of milk has a selling price of P 1,700.00 and its mark-up rate based on selling price is 20%. Find: A. Cost B. Mark-up C. Mark-up rate based on cost 13. An item has selling price of P 600.00 and a Mark-up rate based on selling price of 22%. Find: A. Cost B. Mark-up C. Mark-Up on costPERFORMANCE TASK FOR MODULE NO. 5 & 4 Module 5: Solving Problems Involving Direct, Inverse and Partitive Partition Module 4: Different kinds of Proportions Direction: Give some real-life situations showing the following types of proportion. 1. Direct Proportion: 2. Inverse Proportion: 3. Partitive Proportion