
Percent Applications Study Guide
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Percent Applications Study Guide
Make sure to take notes in your notebook. You can use them on your test tomorrow.
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The Percent Proportion
The percent proportion is shown to the right. It is percent over 100 equals part over whole.
In the example, we can see that 3 is 60% of 5.
3 is the part. 5 is the whole.
60% is the percent and 100 represents 100% which is always equal to 1 whole.
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Multiple Choice
What does it mean if you have 100% of something?
you have none of it
you have half of it
you have the entire amount
you have more
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Multiple Choice
In the question,
"35 is what percent of 40?"
What is the 40?
Part
Whole
Percent
Nothing
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To calculate percent of a number:
Turn your percent into a decimal and multiply by a whole number.
To turn your percent into a decimal you can move the decimal to the left twice OR divide the percent by 100.
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Discounts
To calculate the amount saved or the discount:
Turn the percent into a decimal and multiply by the original price.
If the question asks for the new or sale price:
Subtract the discount amount from the original price.
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Working backwards to calculate the percent discounted or marked up:
(Amount of discount/markup divided by the original price) x 100.
To calculate:
Subtract the original price - new price.
Then, divide your answer by the original price.
Multiply that answer by 100.
(ALWAYS CALCULATE DISCOUNTS BEFORE TAX. TAX IS CALCUATED USING SALE PRICE.)
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Example: Adam bought a T-shirt that was originally $15 for $12. What percent was this shirt discounted?
15-12= 3
3 divided by 15 = 0.2
0.2 x 100 = 20%
The shirt was discounted 20% off.
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The original price of your backpack was $35. This month the price is $42. What is the percent change?
20%
35%
17%
14.6%
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Sales Tax and Tips:
To calculate the amount of tax or tip:
Turn the percent into a decimal and multiply by the original price.
If the question asks for the new or final price:
Add the tax or tip amount to the original price.
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Income Tax
Income tax is tax that has to be paid to the government based on the amount of income you make.
To calculate income tax:
Turn your percent into a decimal and multiply by the amount of income made in one year.
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Simple Interest
I = PRT
Interest = Principal x Rate x Time
Interest is the extra money earned or paid.
Principal is the original amount invested or borrowed.
Rate is the percentage.
Time is the amount of time in years.
If you know the interest and need to find one out of P, R, or T, divide the interest by the other two variables.
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Multiple Choice
Interest rate =5%
Time = 5 years
What is the interest earned?
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A rebate is money you receive back after making a purchase.
For example, a new X-Box is on sale. The store is offering a $75 mail-in rebate. That means that you go to the store and pay full price and then they will mail you $75 a few weeks later.
Because rebates come so late they are always subtracted LAST, after discounts, tips, and taxes.
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Multiple Choice
Ariel is buying new shoes. They are $40, and there is a 10% off discount. There is also a 5% tax. Ariel also has a coupon for a $10 mail in rebate. How much will Ariel pay for the shoes after discounts, taxes, and rebates?
$25.00
$27.80
$37.80
$15.00
Percent Applications Study Guide
Make sure to take notes in your notebook. You can use them on your test tomorrow.
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