Understanding Percents The Part 100 Whole Understanding Percents
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Understanding Percents % The Part = 100 Whole
Understanding Percents There are three types of percentage problems. They are: • 50% of 80 is what number? • What percent of 12 is 3? • 10% of what number is 8?
Understanding Percents All percentage problems could be solved using a proportion. % The Part = Whole 100
Understanding Percents 1 15% of 40 is what number? 15 x % The Part = 100 Whole 40 100 x = 600 x=6
Understanding Percents 1 25% of 60 is what number? 25 x % The Part = 100 Whole 60 100 x = 15
Understanding Percents 1 80% of 200 is what number? 80 x % The Part = 100 Whole 200 100 x = 160
Understanding Percents 2 What % of 50 is 5? The Part 5 x % = 100 Whole 50 50 x = 500 x = 10
Understanding Percents 2 What % of 80 is 20? The Part 20 x % = 100 Whole 80 80 x = 2000 x = 25
Understanding Percents 2 What % of 80 is 160? The 160 Part x % = 100 Whole 80 80 x = 16, 000 x = 200
Understanding Percents 3 10% of what number is 5? 5 10 % The Part = 100 Whole x 10 x = 50
Understanding Percents 3 25% of what number is 12? 12 The Part 25 % = 100 Whole x 25 x = 1200 x = 48
Understanding Percents 3 6% of what number is 120? The Part 120 6 % = 100 Whole x 6 x = 12000 x = 2000
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Understanding Percents
Understanding Percents There are three types of percentage problems. They are: 1. 2. 3.
Understanding Percents All percentage problems could be solved using a _________. 100 =
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Understanding Percents 3 25% of what number is 12? =
Understanding Percents 3 6% of what number is 120? =
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