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Percent of Number & Finding Whole Given Part and Percent
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6th Grade
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Christopher Hayman
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Finding a percent of a number
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Finding a whole given part and %
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Percent of a number
Example: What is 30% of 180?
Example: Walmart is having a clearance sale of 25% of everything. If I buy a new bike that costs $400, how much will I save?
Example: A bag of skittles has 60 pieces in it. 10% of the skittles are purple. How many pieces are purple?
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Percent of a number
How do I find a percent of a number?!?
- Example: What is 25% of 400?
Step 1: Change your percent into a decimal
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percent of a number
How do I find a percent of a number?!?
- Example: What is 25% of 400?
Step 1: Change your percent into a decimal ---> 0.25 or .25
Step 2: Multiply your decimal (.25) by the whole number (400)
0.25 x 400 =
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Percent of a Number
How do I find a percent of a number?!?
- Example: What is 25% of 400?
Step 1: Change your percent into a decimal ---> 0.25 or .25
Step 2: Multiply your decimal (.25) by the whole number (400)
0.25 x 400 = 100
So...25% of 400 is 100.
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Finding a Whole Given % and Part
Examples:
5 is 10% of what number?
There are 16 boys in the classroom. This is 80% of the class. How many total students are in the classroom?
Here, we have a part and a percent. We know we have a part because percent is always out of 100%. We do not have 100% in these type of problems! The problems are saying the number we have is that percentage.
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Finding Whole Given Part and %
Example: 5 is 10% of what number?
This problem is stating 5 = 10%. We should recognize that since
5 = 10%, we are missing the whole number.
Step 1: write your equation of % x whole = part
10% x whole = 5
Step 2: change your percent into a decimal
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Finding whole given part and %
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Finding whole given part and %
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How Do I Know Which Problem is Which?
Finding Percent of a Number vs Finding a Whole Given Part and Percent
Finding a percent: the problem gives you a percent and a number. The number is the whole number and we are trying to find what number the percentage represents. What is 10% of 100. The word of means what part of 100 is 10%
Finding Whole Given Part and Percent
Here, the Percent is the number given. 20 is 10% of what number?
The sentence is saying 20 = 10%...we know that percent is out of 100% so 20 is not the whole. It is also saying that of what number? Meaning the missing number is the big/whole number!
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