Showing posts with label percents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label percents. Show all posts

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Kisha's percent scribe


This looks confusing, but its simple. Divide 35 by 10. Divide 100 by 10. Then multiply 3.50 by 2, and multiply 10 by 2. Then subtract 35 by 7.50, which equals $28.00. Then subtract 100 by 20, and that equals 80%

The percent is out of 100. And GSP is 5% and PST is 6%. So 5%+6%=11% So adding the taxes to the total. 100%+11%=111%


Each full grid represents 100 percent.



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Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Hannah's scribepost for February 3, 2010

question 6.

A store discounted items by 50% off the original price one week. The following week and additional 10% was taken off the already reduced price. The regular price of a CD player is $85.00. What is the reduced price in the second week?

First we find 50% of $85.00 and subtract it from the original price.











50% is 42.50. We take that away from the original price because it's the discount.

So the selling price for the first week is $42.50

$42.50 is now our new 100%. We now have to find 10% discount of that. Instead of finding 10% and subtracting it from the total, a shorter way is to just find 90%. Because 100% take away 10% equals 90%. Using this method, you will be able to skip one step which is subtracting. This will also save you time.










The selling price after the second week is $38.28

question 8.
Represent the percent on each statement on a hundred grid.
a) 79.1% of all the students are right handed.














b) The average person in Canada uses about 223% as much water per day as the average person in France.









c) The school enrollment increased by 0.8% this year.










question 9.







I'm sorry, it's late.

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