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Two ways to solve this problem: 1. Think of 25% as the same as 1/4. Divide 10.00 by 4 and get $2.50. Subtract that $2.50 from $10.00 to obtain the final answer. 2. 25% is .25 when you remove the % sign. Multiply $10.00 times .25. The answer is again, $2.50. Subtract $2.50 from $10.00 to obtain the final answer.
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