Jeremy places an order for 200 headsets from a supplier for his store. The cost of each headset is $44.50. Jeremy pays 25% of the total amount at the time of placing the order. He needs to pay the remaining amount at the time of delivery. What amount does Jeremy need to pay at the time of delivery?

First, we need to calculate the total cost of the 200 headsets.

Step 1: Multiply the cost of each headset by the number of headsets. $44.50 * 200 =$9,000

This is the total cost of the headsets.

Step 2: Calculate the amount Jeremy paid at the time of placing the order. 25% of $9,000 = 0.25 *$9,000 = $2,250

This is the amount Jeremy paid at the time of placing the order.

Step 3: Subtract the amount Jeremy already paid from the total cost to find out how much he needs to pay at the time of delivery. $9,000 -$2,250 = $6,750

So, Jeremy needs to pay $6,750 at the time of delivery.

First, we need to calculate the total cost of the 200 headsets.

Step 1: Multiply the cost of each headset by the number of headsets. $44.50 * 200 =$9,000

This is the total cost of the headsets.

Step 2: Calculate the amount Jeremy paid at the time of placing the order. 25% of $9,000 = 0.25 *$9,000 = $2,250

This is the amount Jeremy paid at the time of placing the order.

Step 3: Subtract the amount Jeremy already paid from the total cost to find out how much he needs to pay at the time of delivery. $9,000 -$2,250 = $6,750

So, Jeremy needs to pay $6,750 at the time of delivery.