6M Honors Unit 1 6.4G, 6.5B, 6.2C, 6.2D RS

TEK 6.5C

At school, 135 of the 225 students attended field day. Which statement shows values that are all equivalent to the fraction of students who attended field day?

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John spent 48% of his birthday money on games. How would you represent this as a decimal and a fraction?

• .48

• .52

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Choose the fraction and percent that are equivalent to .33 repeating

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Write the number answer only

(a)  

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6.5C Choose three correct answers

• 4/12

• 1/4

• 1/3

• 33 1/3%

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6.4G

Eleven of the 20 students in Mrs. Anderson's class are attending the field trip. Which fraction and percent best represent the portion of the class that is attending the field trip?

• 11/100

• 11/20

• 11%

• 55%

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6.4G

Marvin has $1.45 in his pocket. What

fraction is equivalent to the amount of money

in Marvin’s pocket? Pick 2 answers. One will be in simplest form.

• 1 45/100

• 1 4/5

• 1 9/20

• 1 1/2

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6.4 G

A stick measures 2 3/10 meters long. Choose

both the decimal and percent equivalent to the

length of the stick.

• 2.310

• 2.3

• 2.03

• 23%

• 230%

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6.5B

On a random Friday in the spring, 88% of

students are present at school. If there are

528 students present, then how many total

students are enrolled?

(a)  

Answer explanation

Set up percent proportion.

Find you scale factor by dividing 528 by 88

or

Uou can reduce the fraction first and then find scale factor.

Use the scale factor to multiply to find x.

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CCSS.7.RP.A.3

Neal decides to sell his concert tickets to a

sold-out show. He paid $90 for the pair, but he

believes he can sell them for 150% of what he

paid. For how much does Neal think he can sell

them?

(a)  

Answer explanation

Use benchmark percents (break apart 150% into 100% and 50%)

or

change the percent to a decimal and multiply.

or

Set up percent proportion and find the scale factor by dividing 90/100.

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