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Percent Change

Percent Change

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Mathematics

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6th - 8th Grade

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Practice Problem

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CCSS
6.NS.B.3, 6.RP.A.3C, 7.EE.B.3

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Standards-aligned

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Julieta Tabieros

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18 Slides • 18 Questions

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Reminders:
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Poll

How are you feeling today?

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The table shows the cost for x pounds of bananas.  What is the cost for one pound of bananas?

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Warm-up

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The table shows the cost for x pounds of bananas.  What is the cost for one pound of bananas?



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The graph models the speed of an amusement park ride. The coordinates of Point W are (1, r).  What is the meaning and value of r at Point W?

Warm-up

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Multiple Choice

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The graph models the speed of an amusement park ride.

The coordinates of Point W are (1, r).  What is the meaning and value of r at Point W?

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r represents the unit rate of speed of 1 meter per 45 seconds

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r represents the unit rate of speed of 45 meter per 1 second

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r represent the rate of increase of speed of 1 meter per 45 seconds

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r represents the rate of increase of speed of 45 meters per 1 second

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Multiple Select

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Let us recall our previous lesson.

Are the expressions the same or different?

Select all that applies.

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All have a value of 6

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A, C, and D are all written as percents

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B and D both result in a number less than the second factor.

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B is the only one that includes a decimal.

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Learning Target

Use proportional relationships to solve
multistep ratio and percent problems.

SESSION 1

Percent Change

LESSON 21 • Solve Problems Involving Percent Change and Percent Error

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Before editing, a movie is 120 min long.
The edited movie is 25% shorter. What
is the length of the edited movie?

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Before editing, a movie is 120 min long. The edited movie is 25% shorter. What is the length of the edited movie?

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​Make sense of the problem

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Fill in the Blanks

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Before editing, a movie is 120 min long.
The edited movie is 25% shorter. What
is the length of the edited movie?

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Before editing, a movie is 120 min long. The edited movie is 25% shorter. What is the length of the edited movie?

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​Strategy A

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Before editing, a movie is 120 min long. The edited movie is 25% shorter. What is the length of the edited movie?

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​Strategy B

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Before editing, a movie is 120 min long. The edited movie is 25% shorter. What is the length of the edited movie?

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​Strategy C

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Percent Change
*Percent Increase

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Percent Decrease
Percent Error

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A percent change is a percent that compares the change in a quantity to the original quantity.

​Percent Change

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When the new amount is greater than the original amount, the percent change is called a percent increase.

​Percent Increase

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When the new amount is less than the original amount, the percent change is called a percent decrease

​Percent Decrease

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Multiple Choice

Is a discount a percent increase or a percent decrease?

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Percent Increase

2

Percent Decrease

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Fill in the Blanks

James bought a jacket on sale for $45. The jacket originally cost $60. What is the new amount?

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James bought a jacket on sale for $45. The jacket originally cost $60. What is the original amount?

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James bought a jacket on sale for $45. The jacket originally cost $60. What is the amount of change?

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Multiple Choice

James bought a jacket on sale for $45. The jacket originally cost $60. What was the percentage of discount?

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15%

2

20%

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25%

4

30%

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Compares the amount of error to the correct amount. The amount of error is the positive difference between the correct amount and an incorrect amount.

​Percent Error

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Multiple Choice

A store sells 10-lb bags of apples. One of the bags actually weighs 9.9 lb. What is the correct amount?

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10 lbs

2

9.9 lbs

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0.1 lbs

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19.9 lbs

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Multiple Choice

A store sells 10-lb bags of apples. One of the bags actually weighs 9.9 lb. What is the new amount?

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9.9 lbs

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10 lbs

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19.9 lbs

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0.1 lb

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Multiple Choice

A store sells 10-lb bags of apples. One of the bags actually weighs 9.9 lb. What is the amount of error?

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0.1

2

0.01

3

0.001

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1

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Multiple Choice

A store sells 10-lb bags of apples. One of the bags actually weighs 9.9 lb. What is the percent error?

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1%

2

10%

3

0.1%

4

1.1%

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Multiple Choice

Billy earns 6% commission on each car that he sells. If he sold a car for $14,000, how much commission did he earn? This type of problem is an example of ___________.

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commission

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markdown

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markup

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tip

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Multiple Choice

Anders owns a hat shop. During a sale, he sells all his hats for 20% off. Is this a markup or markdown?

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Markup

2

Markdown

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Fill in the Blanks

The original version of a song is 270 seconds long. The remix is 20% shorter.

How many seconds is the remix of the song?

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How are a percent error and a percent change similar? How are they different?

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​Reflect:

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Open Ended

How are a percent error and percent change similar?

How are they different?

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always positive

​Percent Error

Can be a positive of a negative

​Percent Change

Percent Change and Percent Error

Both compare a different amount.

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  • Anonymous

" Life is a Math equation. In order to gain the most, you have to know how to convert negatives into positives. " 
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Reminders:
Be prepared and active
Be courteous and respectful
Stay in your seat unless given
permission
Voice Level 0 during warm-up
and the teacher's instruction
time, we cannot do two things
at the same time

​Tuesday
10/8/24

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