
Percent pro
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Mathematics
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6th Grade
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Folasade Adeoye
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4 Slides • 9 Questions
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This set-up can be used to solve ANY percentage problem that gives you 2 numbers (the 100 is automatically input).
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The 25 has a % sign, so it goes above the 100.
The 300 has OF in front, so it goes on the bottom left.
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Next, we cross-multiply the numbers diagonal from each other.
300 x 25 = 7500
And then divide by the last number (does not have someone diagonal to it).
7500 / 100
Two steps; Multiply and Divide to get your answer ... 75
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5
Multiple Choice
What is 33% of 187
17.6
61.71
566.67
75.21
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Poll
Optometrists estimate that up to 75% of adults wear eyeglasses or contacts. In a lecture hall, 50 college students are wearing either glasses or contacts. About how many students are in the hall?
WHAT'S THE MISSING PIECE OF INFORMATION?
PART
WHOLE
A PERCENT
7
Multiple Choice
Identify what you are solving for in this situation: 20% of students in class are wearing red. There are 30 students in the class. How many are wearing red?
Finding the part
Finding the whole
Finding a percent
8
Multiple Choice
Identify what you are solving for in this situation: Five out of 10 cake slices have been eaten. What percent of the cake was eaten?
Finding the part
Finding the whole
Finding the percent
9
Multiple Choice
Identify what you are solving for in this situation: 300 students have pets that attend school. If 30% of all students have pets, how many students are there in the school?
finding the part
finding the whole
finding the percent
10
Multiple Choice
Martin's class has 28 students in it. 25% of those students are home sick today. How many students are home sick?
7
11
4
13
11
Multiple Choice
A restaurant has a sign by the door that says "Maximum occupancy: 75 people." What percent of its capacity is 9 people?
9%
75%
12%
21%
12
Multiple Choice
A 20 ounce drink contains 80% fruit juice. How many ounces of fruit juice are in the drink?
16 ounces
8 ounces
14 ounces
8.2 ounces
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Multiple Choice
60% of toys at a toy store require batteries. If there are 42 toys that require batteries, then how many toys are there altogether?
40%
70
60
72
This set-up can be used to solve ANY percentage problem that gives you 2 numbers (the 100 is automatically input).
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