
Unit 2 Percent Review
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Mathematics
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6th Grade
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Medium
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Corie Slaker
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9 Slides • 10 Questions
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This is your Unit Review!
Take time to read (or listen to) each slide and solve each problem.
Complete ALL the steps!
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Look at every assignment in Unit 2.
Do you have any missing assignments?
Do you need to retake any quizzes?
If the answer is "yes" to either question, then do it!
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Slides 1, 2, and 3 should be complete.
We are doing slide 3, together, in class on TUESDAY (so you might have to check this later).
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part = percent/100 x whole
Equation
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Multiple Choice
What is 38% of 150?
38
5700
57
3.9
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Multiple Choice
The jacket cost $52. If there is 8% sales tax, how much will the customer pay in sales tax?
4.16
416
4.00
6.50
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Fill in the Blanks
There were 160 jelly beans in the bag. 35% of the jelly beans were purple.
How many were purple?
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Part = percent/100 x whole
Be sure to change the percent to a decimal (by dividing by 100).
0.38 x 150 =
0.08 x 52 = (be sure you have 0.08 and not 0.8--which is 80%, not 8%)
0.35 x 160 =
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whole = part / (percent/100)
Turn the percent into a decimal first, by dividing by 100.
Equation
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Multiple Choice
32 is 40% of what number?
1.25
0.8
80
12.8
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Multiple Choice
75% of the students on the field trip brought their own lunch.
120 people brought their own lunch. How many people were on the field trip?
160
16
180
90
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Fill in the Blanks
Tyson made 4 three-point shots in his basketball game.
That was 40% of the total shots he took. How many shots did Tyson take in his game?
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Whole = part / (percent/100)
Be sure to change the percent to a decimal (by dividing by 100) first...before dividing the part by the percent.
32 / 0.40=
120/ 0.75=
4/ 0.40 =
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Are you missing the part, the whole or the percent?
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Multiple Choice
What percentage is peaches?
20%
25%
15%
30%
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Multiple Choice
The school office kept track of 150 late excuses. How many people said they were late because they spent too long talking to friends in the hallway?
(see the circle graph for the %--it's the green one)
20
25
30
35
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Multiple Choice
When asked, 50 people said they spent the most money on education. How many people completed the survey?
(see the circle graph for the %--it's the yellow one)
100
150
200
250
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Find the percentage. Add up the known percents (40+20+15 = 75). Since circle graphs total 100%, then you can subtract 75% to get the remaining percent.
Find the part. 20% of 150, which is 0.20 x 150=
Find the whole. 50 is 20%, which is 50/0.20 =
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