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Find the Whole Given a Part and the Percent (8-6)

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Mathematics

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6th Grade

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Medium

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CCSS
6.NS.B.3, 6.RP.A.3C, HSA.CED.A.3

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Standards-aligned

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Ulyssis Bacharo

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7 Slides • 10 Questions

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Multiple Choice

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Solve & Discuss It!

A school soccer team won 80% of its matches. The team won 40 matches. How many matches did the soccer team play?

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50

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10

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20

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80

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Draw

Represent and Connect

How can you use a diagram to analyze the relationship between the quantities?

(Hint: Draw a double number line that shows percent and the number of matches)

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Thinking and Reasoning

Apply Math Models Write an equation to find the total number of matches played by the soccer team. Let m represent the total number of matches.

Answers(You can copy any of these equations, thank me later): m=40/0.80, 0.80xm=40, m=50

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Multiple Choice

Let's try this problem again!

Bree scored 90% on her math test. Out of the total possible points on the test, her score was 135 points. How many points were possible on the test?

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175

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120

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150

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200

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Multiple Choice

Find the Whole in a Percent Problem

Bree scored 90% on her math test. Out of the total possible points on the test, her score was 135 points. How many points were possible on the test?

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175

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120

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150

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200

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Fill in the Blanks

Try It!

Bree took another math test and scored 152 points, which was 95% of the total possible points on the test. What was the total number of possible points?

(Write number only)

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Multiple Choice

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The students in one classroom sold tickets
to the talent show. They sold 200% of the
amount of tickets that they sold last year.
How many tickets did the students sell
last year?


(Hint: Find the number of which
200% is 40.)

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20

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80

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10

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24

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Multiple Choice

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The students in one classroom sold tickets
to the talent show. They sold 200% of the
amount of tickets that they sold last year.
How many tickets did the students sell
last year?


(Hint: Find the number of which
200% is 40.)

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20

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80

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10

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24

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Dropdown



300% of what number is 180?​


0.3% of what number is 24?​ ​


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Match

Match the following:

200

30

160

80

200

40% of what number is 80?

300% of what number is 90?

70% of what number is 112?

35% of what number is 28?

7.5% of what number is 15?

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