7th grade Percents Flashcards

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How do you change a fraction to a percent?

A

You change a fraction to a percent by dividing and then moving decimal 2 to right.

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How do you change a decimal to a percent?

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You change a decimal to a percent by moving decimal 2 places to the right.

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Percent is out of…

A

Percent is out of 100

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4
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How do you change a percent to a decimal?

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You change a percent to a decimal by moving decimal 2 to the left

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5
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Proportion set up for percents is…

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Proportion set up for percents is: part over whole equals % out over 100

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When you are finding the part of a number you times or divide?

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When finding the part of a number you times the decimal and number.

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7
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What are 2 ways to find your total with a 40% discount?

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  1. Find 40% and subtract that amount.

2. Find 60% of the whole

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When you’re finding the whole of a number do you times or divide?

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When finding the whole of a number you will divide the number by the decimal.

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9
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What are 2 ways to find your total with a 15% tip?

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  1. Find 15% and add that to your number.

2. Find 115% of the number.

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10
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How do you find 10% of a number without a calculator?

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You find 10% of a # without a calculator by moving the decimal 1 place to the left

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11
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What is the percent of change formula?

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Percent of change formula:

Find difference of numbers and divide by the original number

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12
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What is the simple interest formula?

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Simple interest formula:
I = PxRxT
Interest = principal x rate (%) x time

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