Unit 7 Dress Rehearsal - 7.RP.3

Question #1: Mr. Moore has 3 kids living at home which is 60% of all his children.  How many kids does Mr. Moore have?

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Question #1: Mr. Moore has 3 kids living at home which is 60% of all his children.  How many kids does Mr. Moore have?

Question #2: Mrs. Cole has a slight obsession with Oreo’s.  While sitting down watching The Mandalorian she ate 10 Oreos from the package that has a total of 39 Oreos.   What percentage of the package did she eat?

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Question #2: Mrs. Cole has a slight obsession with Oreo’s.  While sitting down watching The Mandalorian she ate 10 Oreos from the package that has a total of 39 Oreos.   What percentage of the package did she eat?

Question #3: You buy a bag of Takis at Walmart that costs $3.79.  The sales tax is 6.25%.  How much would the tax be on the bag of Takis?

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Question #3: You buy a bag of Takis at Walmart that costs $3.79.  The sales tax is 6.25%.  How much would the tax be on the bag of Takis?

How would you rate your understanding of the BASIC Problems?

Question #4: Amanda saw this problem while doing IXL: A student answered 13 questions correct on a test and received a grade of 65%.  How many questions were on the test?

She set up the following proportion to help her solve the problem: $$\frac{x}{13}=\frac{65}{100}$$

i. Did she set up the proportion correctly?

Question #5: On the last test, 108 students got a proficient score and 156 students got a not proficient score.  What percentage of students got a proficient score?

Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Gong, Mrs. Barker, and Mrs. Cole went out to dinner for girl's night. They spent $89.27 on appetizers, food, and dessert.

Question #6: They had an exceptional waiter and want to leave him a 20% tip. How much tip should they leave for the waiter?

Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Gong, Mrs. Barker, and Mrs. Cole went out to dinner for girl's night. They spent $89.27 on appetizers, food, and dessert.

Question #7: The tax rate for Salt Lake City is 6.25%. How much tax did they have to pay?

Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Gong, Mrs. Barker, and Mrs. Cole went out to dinner for girl's night. They spent $89.27 on appetizers, food, and dessert.

Question #8: How much did they pay total for the night out?

Mr. Armantrout went to Uinta Golf and found the perfect shirt originally priced for $62.49.

Question #9: If all golf shirts are discounted 20%, how much money did he save on his shirt?

Mr. Armantrout went to Uinta Golf and found the perfect shirt originally priced for $62.49.

Question #10: What is the sale price for the golf shirt?

Mr. Armantrout went to Uinta Golf and found the perfect shirt originally priced for $62.49.

Question #11: What was the final amount spent for the golf shirt if the tax rate is 6.25%?

How would you rate your understanding of the INTERMEDIATE Problems?

Question #12: Mr. Bell, Mr. Johnson, and Mrs. Handler order lunch together.  The cost for their food is $35.76.  They decide to leave a 20% tip and the sales tax is 6.25%.  If they split the total bill evenly, how much will each person pay?

Question #13: The gravity on the Moon is different from the gravity on Earth. This means that an object has a different weight on the Moon than it does on Earth. By what percent does an astronaut's weight decrease on the Moon?

Question #14: The population of a city is expected to increase by 4.3% next year.  If  represents the current population, which expression represents the expected population next year?

Question #14: The population of a city is expected to increase by 4.3% next year.  If p represents the current population, which expression represents the expected population next year?

If the current population is 32,486, what is the expected population next year?

How would you rate your understanding of the ADVANCED Problems?