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Honors Algebra Chapter 7 Quiz – 2 Do all work neatly on a separate sheet of paper, showing steps. Write a complete sentence answer on this paper. 1. Last season, Kobe Bryant averaged 35.4 points per game. So far this season, he has averaged 28.3 points per game. What is the percent change in Kobe Bryant’s point per game average, to the nearest percent? 2. Last season, Carmelo Anthony averaged 26.5 points per game. This season, his production has increased by 19%. What is Melo’s point per game average this season, to the nearest tenth of a point? 3. Last season, the Denver Nuggets averaged 17,375 people in attendance per game. Do to their disappointing season, the Nuggets per game attendance has decreased by 3.8% this season. What is their average per game attendance this season? 4. At the end of last season, the Clippers were selling Chris Kaman’s jersey’s for $80. He became very popular, so the Clippers marked the jersey price up 15%. Due to the decrease in his popularity, the Clippers discounted the new price by 25%. What is the new selling price? 5. This season, Gilbert Arenas is averaging 29.7 points per game. This is a 23% increase above his career points per game average. What is his career point per game average, to the nearest tenth of a point? 6. The Los Angeles Lakers have won 27 games this season. This represents 55% of the games they should win this season. How many games should the Lakers win? 7. This season, Baron Davis is averaging 8.5 assists per game. This is a 5% decrease from last year. What was his assist per game average last season, to the nearest tenth of an assist? 8. At Staples Center, a “skyscraper” hot dog costs $4.75. This includes an 8.25% tax. How much of the $4.75 price is tax? 9. Steve deposited a total of $5000 into the bank. Some of the money was deposited into a “liquid” certificate of deposit, earning 2% annual interest. The remainder was deposited into a traditional certificate of deposit earning 3.5% annual interest. If the total interest earned after one year was $152.50, how much was deposited into each type of certificate of deposit? 10. EXTRA CREDIT: The wholesale price of an item was marked up 40%. The retail price was eventually marked down 25%. What was the overall percent change? .

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