
Percent Proportion 1
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Mathematics
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
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LERONN BURRIS
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2 Slides • 10 Questions
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Part of a Whole Amount
Tyler ran 9 laps, which was 75% of his total run. How many laps was Tyler's run?
The 75% goes in the percent section.
The 9 laps is NOT the whole run, so it goes in the IS or PART section.
We are trying to find how many laps he should run...so the WHOLE!
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Part of a Whole Amount
Tyler ran 9 laps, which was 75% of his total run. How many laps was Tyler's run?
Now multiply the 9 and 100 since they are diagonal from each other.
9 x 100 = 900
Then divide bly the 75 since it is alone.
900 / 75 = 12
His total run should be 12 laps!
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Multiple Choice
4
Multiple Choice
Mrs. Neary bought a leaf-blower that was 19% off the original price. If Mrs. Neary saved $40, what is the best estimate of the original price of the leaf-blower?
$50
$200
$100
$80
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Multiple Choice
Mr. Linh took his family out for dinner. The dinner cost $85. He always leaves a 20% tip. What is the total amount Mr. Linh spent on dinner and a tip?
$95.80
$105.00
$17.00
$102.00
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Multiple Choice
Mr. Linh took his family out for dinner. The dinner cost $85. He always leaves a 20% tip. Which proportion can be used to find the amount of tip Mr. Linh left?
A
B
C
D
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Multiple Choice
8
Multiple Choice
9
Multiple Choice
10
Multiple Choice
Megan used a 30% off coupon to purchase a sweater. If she saved $14.40, what was the original price of the sweater?
$45.20
$48.00
$52.40
$54.00
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Multiple Choice
Austin got 72% of the questions correct on his last math quiz. If there were 25 total questions, how many did he answer correctly?
4
72
18
12
12
Multiple Choice
200 children attended the school play. Of the total attendance, 40% were boys. How many boys attended the school play?
800
240
40
80
Part of a Whole Amount
Tyler ran 9 laps, which was 75% of his total run. How many laps was Tyler's run?
The 75% goes in the percent section.
The 9 laps is NOT the whole run, so it goes in the IS or PART section.
We are trying to find how many laps he should run...so the WHOLE!
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