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Vocabulary Review

Vocabulary Review. Use the 10 tiles pictured below to represent $32.80, the cost of a meal. What percent of the cost does each tile represent? Write this percent in each tile below. 10%. 4 0%. 9 0%. 3 0%. 2 0%. 5 0%. 6 0%. 7 0%. 8 0%. 100%. $32.80.

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Vocabulary Review

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  1. Vocabulary Review

  2. Use the 10 tiles pictured below to represent $32.80, the cost of a meal.What percent of the cost does each tile represent?Write this percent in each tile below. 10% 40% 90% 30% 20% 50% 60% 70% 80% 100% $32.80 • What dollar amount does each tile represent?_____________Write this amount in each tile above. • How much is 5% of the cost of the meal? • If Jennifer’s meal cost $32.80 and she would like to leave a 15% tip, how much tip should she leave?What will be the cost of her meal and tip combined?

  3. Use the 10 tiles pictured below to represent $62.50, the cost of a pair of shoes. • What dollar amount does each tile represent?Write this amount in each tile above. • If the shoes are on sale for 30% off, how much is the discount?What is the sale price?

  4. We will solve real world problems to find the parts of a whole number when given the percent or the part using proportions.

  5. THINGS THAT MAKE YOU GO HMMMMM…… What happens to your percent if your decimal or fraction is larger than 1

  6. Percents less than 1%

  7. Percents greater than 100%

  8. Mixed number Percent

  9. How can we determine part to whole? There are three types of percent problems that you are going to have to solve: finding the part, whole, and percent.

  10. The Proportion Method. In this method, we write a proportion like so: The percent is always over 100 because that’s what percent means. The “part over whole” is the definition of a fraction. In this case, the number following “of” is the whole.

  11. Let’s try some 30 is 75% of what number? 30 x 100 = 3000 Divide 0 4 3000 75 -300 Multiply 0 0 Soooooo……

  12. 30 is 75% of 40!

  13. Now you try one! Jill went to Target to buy a new shirt. The cost of the shirt was $35 but it was on sale and she only paid $14. Find the percent that Jill actually paid for her shirt. So……14 is what percent of 35?

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