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Title: Percent of


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Percent of Change
Estimating With Percents
Proportions and Equations
Order Percents Fractions and Decimals
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Question Column 1-100John paid 7.50 for a
movie ticket last week. He went again on
Saturday and caught a deal for only 5. What is
the percent of change in the ticket prices?

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Answer Column 1-100
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Question Column 1-200
  • Ariel caught the greatest sale ever. She found a
    sweater marked down from 60 to 35. What is the
    percent of change?

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Answer Column 1-200
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Question Column 1-300
  • Richmond pinned an opponent in 40 seconds last
    week. This week he pinned his opponent in 35
    seconds. What is the percent of change?

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Answer Column 1-300
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Question Column 1-400
  • Brandon ran the 40 yard dash in 4.5 seconds last
    year. This year he ran it in 4.25 sec. What is
    the percent of change in his speed?

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Answer Column 1-400
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Question Column 1-500
  • Dayla completed 150 problems on Study Island just
    for fun. She decided she would try to increase
    her efforts by a doing just a few more. She
    completed 225 more. What is her percent of
    change for her performance?

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Answer Column 1-500
  • What is 50?

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Question Column 2-100
  • Jessica saw a pair of jeans marked down 35 .
    They were originally 70. Estimate how much
    these jeans will cost her.

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Answer Column 2-100
  • 33 is about 30
  • 10 of 70 is 7
  • 3 x 7 21
  • 70-21 49
  • The jeans will cost about 49

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Question Column 2-200
  • Tyree wanted to estimate his free throw accuracy.
    So far he has made 79 throws out of 92
    attempted. What is an estimate of his accuracy?

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Answer Column 2-200
  • 79 out of 92 throws
  • 79 is about 80
  • 90 is close to 92
  • 80 out of 90 is about 88

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Question Column 2-300
  • Malik wanted to estimate his batting average over
    the last year. He was up to bat 178 times and
    hit it 57 times.

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Answer Column 2-300
  • 178 is about 180
  • 57 is about 60
  • 60 out of 180 is 33 1/3

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Question Column 2-400
  • Janille saw a pair of shoes for marked down 35.
    The price of the shoes was 83. Estimate the
    sale price.

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Answer Column 2-400
  • 35 of 83
  • 35 is close to 27.5 which is 3/8
  • 83 is close to 80
  • 1/8 of 80 is 10
  • 3/8 of 80 is 30
  • She will pay about 80 30 50

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Question Column 2-500
  • Harbeen wants to buy a new phone. It is marked
    down 17.5. The phones price is 147. Estimate
    the cost of the phone.

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Answer Column 2-500
  • 17.5 is about 20
  • 147 is about 150
  • 20 of 150
  • 10 is 15
  • 20 is then 30
  • 150 30 120

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Question Column 3-100
  • Nathan wants to buy a computer that costs 1600.
    It is marked down 35. Set up a proportion to
    find the cost.

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Answer Column 3-100
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Question Column 3-200
  • Nathan earned 29 points out of 32 point social
    studies exam. What was his percent? Use the
    equation method to solve.

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Answer Column 3-200
  • What percent of 33 is 29
  • 33x29
  • 33
  • X is .8787..
  • X is about 88

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Question Column 3-300
  • Alyssa earned a 98 on her math test. What was
    her score if there were 50 questions on the test?
  • Use an equation to solve.

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Answer Column 3-300
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Question Column 3-400
  • Maliks math test had a big bright 92 written on
    it and a 23. He wanted to know how many points
    the test was worth. Set a up a proportion for
    this problem and solve it.

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Answer Column 3-400
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Question Column 3-500
  • LaShawn saw a computer game on sale for 35.
    Its original price was 60. He wanted to know
    what the percent off was. Set up a proportion to
    calculate the percent.

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Answer Column 3-500
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Question Column 4-100
  • Order the following from least to greatest

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Answer Column 4-100
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Question Column 4-200
  • Order from least to greatest

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Answer Column 4-200
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Question Column 4-300
  • Fox news said there is a 83 chance of rain.
    Channel 5 said there is a 7/9 chance of rain
    while channel 3 said there is a 8/11 chance of
    rain. List the chances in order from least to
    greatest.

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Answer Column 4-300
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Question Column 4-400
  • Order least to greatest

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Answer Column 4-400
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Question Column 4-500
  • The average score for Mr. Pinneys class was 76,
    Mrs. Maniglias class was 23/30 and Mrs.
    Berkleys class was 27/35. List the scores from
    least to greatest. Which class scored the
    highest?

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Answer Column 4-500
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Question Column 5-100
  • Solve in simplest form.

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Answer Column 5-100
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Question Column 5-200
  • Solve
  • 5x 3 4x 4

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Answer Column 5-200
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Question Column 5-300
  • A gameboy game is on sale for 25 off the regular
    price of 40. After the price reduction, a 6
    sales tax is added on. Show how to calculate the
    final price.

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Answer Column 5-300
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Question Column 5-400
  • Solve the following equation showing the inverse
    operations
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  • -4 ( x 7 ) -2 (x 3 )

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Answer Column 5-400
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  • -4 ( x 7 ) -2 (x 3 )
  • -4x 28 -2x 6
  • 2x 2x
  • -2x 28 -6
  • -28 -28
  • -2x -34
  • -2 -2
  • x 17

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Question Column 5-500
  • Thirty-five out of thirty-eight students take the
    bus to school each day. Which is the best
    estimate for the percent of these students who
    take the bus to school?
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  • A. 10 B. 50 C. 70 D. 90
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Answer Column 5-500
  • c. 90
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