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Increasing and decreasing percentages

Increasing and decreasing percentages

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6th - 12th Grade

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5 Slides • 12 Questions

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Increasing and decreasing percentages

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Increase in percentage

As well as getting taking percentages away, you might also have to add percentages.


The original pack had 80 teabags


What is 50% of 80?


Add them together...

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3

New tip when increasing or decreasing percentages.


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4

Multiple Choice

What is 20% of 50?

1

70

2

30

3

20

4

10

5

Multiple Choice

A pair of shoes cost £50.00. In a sale there is 20% off. What is the new price?

1

£40.00

2

£60.00

3

£20.00

4

£30.00

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Decreasing

We can use the '-' sign when we are decreasing.


eg. decrease 50 by 20%


using your calculator, type:


50 - 20%

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Multiple Choice

Decrease 40 by 10%

1

38

2

4

3

36

4

44

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Multiple Choice

Decrease £45.00 by 30%

1

£42.00

2

£31.50

3

£13.50

4

£58.50

9

Multiple Choice

Decrease 250g by 90%

1

225g

2

25g

3

277g

4

475g

10

Multiple Choice

Decrease £14 by 5%

1

£0.70

2

£1.40

3

£14.70

4

£13.30

11

Multiple Choice

Decrease 56 by 22%

1

12.32

2

43.68

3

68.32

4

25

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Increasing

We can use the '+' sign when we are decreasing.


eg. increase 50 by 20%


using your calculator, type:


50 + 20%

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Multiple Choice

Increase 88 by 30%

1

114.4

2

58

3

118

4

26.4

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Multiple Choice

Increase £36 by 20%

1

£28.80

2

£7.20

3

£43.20

4

£36.20

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Multiple Choice

Increase 300g by 50%

1

150g

2

350g

3

250g

4

450g

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Multiple Choice

Increase £6000 by 1.5%

1

£6090

2

£5910

3

£90.00

4

£6150

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Multiple Choice

Increase 1400 by 11%

1

1389

2

1411

3

1386

4

1554

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Increasing and decreasing percentages

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