Showing posts with label Percentages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Percentages. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

My Scribe was yesterdays questions 1 & 3 b+c .

1. a) 150% of 5$

$5+$2.50=$7.50 .
150% of $5 is $7.50 .

b) 0.1% of 1000

0.1% of 1000 is $1

c) 1 1/2% of $20 000

1 1/2% of $20 000 is $300

3. b) 0.1% of $5000

0.1% of $5000 is $5

c) 2 1/10% of $20000

2 1/10% of $20000 is $500

Here is a link.

Ryan's Percent Homework

Percent Math Homework


A) 160% of $53.27
160÷100=1.6
53.27 x 1.6=
85.232

B) 3/4% of 135
0.75÷100=
0.0075x135=
1.0125

B) 55 8/10% of 500
55.8÷ 100=0.558
0.558x500=
279
275+4=279
55+0.8=55.8


A) 350% of $10
350÷100=3.5
3.5x10=
35


Marilen did the other 2 questions.
Heres a link:

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Justin Gacilan's Percent Scribe

(Textbook Questions - 1,5,9, - Pg. 128 - 129)


Question 1) Use hundred grids and words to describe the similiarities and differences between a percent less than 1% , a percent between 1% and 100%, and a percent greater than 100%



The difference between all of them, is that they all have different values.



Question 5:


What percent is represented by each diagram if a completely shaded grid represents 100%?







A) 3/8%

B)125 1/2%

C) 282%



Question 9)

Give two examples where a percent greater than 100% might be found in everyday life.

Ex - 1) Taking a Test / Pop Quiz that can give bonus marks.

Ex - 2) Giving more than 105% effort in a Sport.



I could not find any videos, that we're similiar to what we are doing.

Props to Emily 8-73, for like the photos.