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Mathematics · Year 7
Percent means "out of 100" — 25% is 25 out of 100, or the fraction 25/100, or the decimal 0.25. To find a percentage of an amount, convert the percentage to a decimal and multiply. Percentages show up constantly in real life: discounts, interest, test scores, and tips.
Example
A $60 jacket is 20% off. 20% of $60 is 0.20 × 60 = $12. So the jacket now costs $60 − $12 = $48.
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Questions
1. What does 50% mean?
2. What is 50% of $20?
3. What is 10% of $50?
4. 25% is the same as which fraction?
5. What is 100% of $30?
6. A shirt is 50% off its $40 price. How much is the discount?
7. 10% is the same as which decimal?
8. What is 20% of $60?
9. A $60 jacket is 20% off. What is the new price?
10. What is 15% of $80?
11. A test score is 18 out of 20. What percentage is that?
12. A $120 pair of shoes is discounted by 25%. How much do you save?
13. What is 5% of $200?
14. A restaurant bill is $50, and you leave a 10% tip. How much is the tip?
15. A $150 item is on sale for 30% off. What is the sale price?
16. A phone bill increases from $40 to $46. What percentage increase is that?
17. You score 42 out of 50 on a test. What percentage is that?
18. A $80 item has 15% GST added. What is the total price?
19. A store discounts a $200 item by 15%, then takes a further 10% off the new price. What is the final price?
20. Your savings grow from $500 to $540 in a year. What percentage growth is that?
21. A $45 item is marked up by 20% for resale. What is the new price?
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