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EASTERN VALLEY SCHOOL, INC.

429 Cacho Street, Balite, Rodriguez, Rizal


SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

COURSE OUTLINE
Business Mathematics – Specialized Subject
First Semester – Grade 11 ABM

COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course will provide an understanding of the basic concepts of mathematics as applied in business.
It includes a review of the fundamental mathematics operations using decimals, fractions, percent, ratio and
proportion; mathematics concepts and skills in buying and selling, computing gross and net earnings, overtime
and business data presentation, analysis and interpretation. The use of computer and software applications
for computation and data presentation is encouraged.

CONTENT STANDARD:
The learners demonstrate an understanding of:
 Fractions
 Decimals and percentage
 Key concepts of ratio and proportion
 Key concepts in buying and selling
 The fundamental operations of mathematics as applied in salaries and wages
 Business data present them in graphs, charts, and tables

PERFORMANCE STANDARD
The learners are able to:
 Perform operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division accurately
 Solve problems involving fractions, decimals and percent related to business
 Formulate and solve problems involving ratio and proportion
 Use the concept of proportion in making life decisions
 Analyze and solve problems on important factors in managing a business: buying products and selling
products
 Apply appropriate mathematical operation in computing salaries and wages
 Solve problems in real-life business situations, present data in graphical form, and analyze them
TOPICS

WEEK/S 1st Quarter WEEK/S 2nd Quarter


1-2 Fundamental operations 9-10 Buying and Selling
1. Concept of operation  The reasons for using mark-on,
2. Fraction mark-down and mark-up
3. Decimals  The selling price, sale price or peak
4. Pmdas operation price of an item given existing
conditions
 Computing the mark-up, mark-
down, and margin percentages of
given commodities or services based
on stated conditions
 The profitability and sustainability of
a simple selling enterprise;
 Solutions to a business enterprise to
survive in a constantly changing
market environment
 A simple pricing strategy study for a
proposed simple business.
Ratio
 Definition of ratio
 Ratio as a fraction in simplest form
 Ratio involving rational numbers or
decimals
 Ratios to compare measurements
 Ratio illustrating real-life situations; and Presentation and Analysis of Business Data
 Solve ratio problems.  Appropriate type of graph to be
Proportion used given the objective of the data
 Proportions illustrating real-life presentation
3-4 situations 11-12  Create, analyze and interpret, and
 Definition proportion use MS Excel to create the
 Fundamental property of proportions appropriate graph for data
to show if two ratios form a proportion presentation
and to solve a proportion
 Word problem that may be translated
as a proportion
 Solving problems involving direct
proportions, inverse proportions, and
partitive proportions.

Commissions
Relating Fractions, Decimals, and Percent
 Definition of commission
 Add/subtract/multiply/divide decimals
 Examples of straight commission
 Fractions to decimals
 Examples of salary plus commission
 Terminating and repeating decimals to
 Examples of graduated (variable and
fractions
residual) commission.
 Decimals to percent
5-6 13-14  Commissions on cash basis
 Percent to decimals
 Commissions on installment basis
 Fractions to percent
 illustrate how to obtain down
 Arrange in ascending/descending order
payment, gross balance, and current
a combination of decimals and fractions
increased balance
 Add/subtract/multiply/divide
 Solve problems involving interests
combination of decimals and fractions.
and commissions.
Salaries and Wages (Definition of Salary,
Problems Involving Fractions, Decimals, and Wage, Income, and Benefits)
Percent  Definition of salary
 Problems involving fractions, decimals,  Definition of wage
and percent  differentiate between salary and
7-8 15-16
 Operation(s) on wage
fractions/decimals/percent  distinguish between salary earners
 Solve a given problem involving and wage earners
fractions/decimals/percent.  definition income
 definition of benefits.

EXPECTATIONS
The teacher is responsible to:
 Promote a Positive Learning Environment
 Demonstrate Mastery of Subject Matter
 Use Effective Teaching Strategies
 Manage the Classroom Effectively
 Assess Student Learning Regularly
 Encourage Critical Thinking and Real-Life Application
 Communicate Professionally

MATERIALS/REFERENCES
 TEXTBOOK:
 MATERIALS: PPT
 ELECTRONIC: [Link] & ABM_Business-Math-CG%20(1).pdf
KEY REQUIREMENTS
 Attendance and Punctuality
 Performance task
 Written task
 Quarterly assignments as scheduled
 Notebook

GRADING SYSTEM

Written Works - 25%


Performance Task - 45%
Quarterly Exam - 30%
Total: 100%

Prepared by:

John Rey M. Rosal, LPT


Subject Teacher

Precious Danica A. Gaspi


Subject Teacher

Checked by:

Mr. Mathew S. Aceron, LPT


Strand In-Charge

Noted by:

Mrs. Jholiza P. Belandres, LPT Mr. Johnson Jan Donato, LPT


Coordinator Coordinator

Approved by:

Dr. Priscilla F. Viloria, LPT


School Principal

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