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Percentages of quantities
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A percentage is the number of parts per hundred.
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%
out of 100.
50/100
50%
25/100
25%
75/100
75%
percentages
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Lee Holness
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Question 1
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Circle the methods you could use to calculate 25% of £6.40.
Answer
halve £6.40, then halve the answer
divide £6.40 by 25
divide £6.40 by four
multiply £6.40 by 25, then divide by 100
multiply £6.40 by 100, then divide by 25
divide £6.40 by ten to find 10% halve this answer to find 5% then add 10%, 10% and 5%
Question 2
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50% of 48 is 24
Answer
True
False
Question 3
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50% of 74 is 38
Answer
True
False
Question 4
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25% of 16 is 5
Answer
True
False
Question 5
Question
75% of 120 is 90
Answer
True
False
Question 6
Question
To buy a car costing £2 400, a woman has to pay a deposit of 25%. Is this £600
Answer
True
False
Question 7
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A house that was worth £59 000 three years ago has now increased its value by 50%. Is this increase £29 000
Answer
True
False
Question 8
Question
Amanda earns £285 a week. This is due to increase by 10%. How much is the increase?
Answer
£28.5
£2.85
£295
£28.50
Question 9
Question
The price of a DVD player is reduced in a sale by 20%. If it normally costs £90, what is the discount?
Answer
£20
£18
£19
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