
Solving Percent Proportion
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Mathematics
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6th Grade
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Hard
James Gonzalez
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6 Slides • 7 Questions
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Solving Percent Proportions (Part 2)
Percent - a ratio out of 100
Proportion - equation stating two ratios are equal
Part - portion of a quantity
Whole - entire amount
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How do I make my percent proportion?
Identify if the given quantity is a PART or a WHOLE amount
% is always out of 100, so this means " % / 100% "
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A helpful tip...
Percentages will have this symbol "%" & always have 100% in the denominator
If a quantity is a PART look for the word "is"
If a quantity is a WHOLE look for the word "of"
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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?
RESPOND TO THIS: WHAT TYPE OF PROBLEM ARE YOU SOLVING? WHAT'S THE MISSING PIECE OF INFORMATION?
PART
WHOLE
A PERCENT
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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
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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
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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
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How do you solve for a percent?
Write out your % Proportion: part/whole = % / 100%
Scale up or down as necessary
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How do I use scaling?
Always write your proportion first: part / whole = % / 100%
Determine what you are solving for: the part, the whole or the %
Next, determine what factor is shared between the numbers you are scaling
Divide and/or multiply as necessary
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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%
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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
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Solving Percent Proportions (Part 2)
Percent - a ratio out of 100
Proportion - equation stating two ratios are equal
Part - portion of a quantity
Whole - entire amount
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