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Percentages

Percentages

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Mathematics

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6th - 8th Grade

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CCSS
6.RP.A.3C, 6.NS.B.3, 6.RP.A.3B

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Ibu K

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5 Slides • 20 Questions

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​• Express one given number as a fraction or percentage of another

​• Use equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages to compare different quantities

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Multiple Choice

What is 10% of 730?

1

73

2

7300

3

350

4

735

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Multiple Choice

Convert 73% to a decimal

1

73.0

2

0.37

3

0.73

4

0.7

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Multiple Choice

Convert 3/4 to percent

1

75%

2

25%

3

50%

4

100%

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Multiple Choice

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What percent is green?

1

10%

2

20%

3

30%

4

0%

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Multiple Select

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There are 100 apples consisting of 35 red apples and 65 green apples. what percentage is green apple?

1

100 %

2

65 %

3

35 %

4

30 %

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Multiple Select

Percentage of 325\frac{3}{25}  is ....

1

6 %

2

12 %

3

15 %

4

30 %

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Multiple Choice

In a school of 200 students, 120 of the are girls.

What percentage were boys?

1

12%

2

40%

3

60%

4

80%

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Multiple Choice

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The circle graph shows the results of a survey of several students at a school. The school has about 1000 students. How many of them are likely to say spending time at the beach is their favorite summer activity?

1

about 250

2

about 390

3

about 450

4

about 720

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Multiple Choice

Caroline took a math test and got 20 out of 25 questions correct. What percent of the questions did she answer correctly?

1

80%

2

60%

3

20%

4

5%

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Multiple Choice

The middletown Zoo has 130 different exhibits. Of those 130 exhibits, 30% of them contain birds. How many exhibits DO NOT contain birds?

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91

2

39

3

130

4

100

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Multiple Choice

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A meal usually costs $30.00 at a restaurant. If it's your birthday, there is a 10% discount. What is the discount given?

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$3.00

2

$27.00

3

$10.00

4

$5.00

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Multiple Choice

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A pair of shoes usually cost $100.00. What is the discounted price?

1

$20.00

2

$10.00

3

$40.00

4

$80.00

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Multiple Choice

Sam bought an $80.00 jacket for 40% off of the regular price. How much did he pay for the jacket?

1

75

2

48

3

32

4

34

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Multiple Choice

A clothes shop is holding a 20% sale during the month of January. Gina wants to buy a new pair of jeans which used to cost $20. How much is she going to pay now?

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$20

2

$16.00

3

$10.00

4

$12.50

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Multiple Choice

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A dinner set costing $250 is marked down (discounted) to $125. How much is the percentage discount?

1

125%

2

25%

3

50%

4

100%

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Example: Olivia is a stockbroker. She makes 4% of her
sales in commission. Last week, she sold $7,200 worth of
stocks.

●How much did she make from commission?

●If she were to average the same commission each week, how much would
she make in commission a year (52 weeks)?

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Multiple Choice

You sold $5,000 last week at a job where you make 2% commission. How much money did you make in commission?

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10,000

2

100

3

1,000

4

2

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Multiple Choice

A car salesman sells a $75,000 car. If he makes 10% commission on the sale, how much does he earn?

1

$82,500

2

$750

3

$10

4

$7,500

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Multiple Choice

Compute the sales commission:
Amount $48,000.00
Rate 3%
1
$1400.00
2
$1440.00
3
$1500.00
4
$1430.00

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Multiple Choice

Sara earns a 25% commission on every house she sells. If she sold a house for $150,000. How much of a commission did she make?

1

375

2

3,750

3

37,500

4

375,000

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A commission is money earned by someone that sales a product. Commissions are figures by percentages. How would you calculate a percentage? Tick all possible answers.

1

Change the percent to a decimal then multiply it with the original value.

2

Divide the original value by the percent.

3

Set up the proportion IS over OF equal to % over 100.

4

Multiply the original value with the percent

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