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Bell Work
1.
Get your folder from your green class crate
2.
Read through the current scale (LG# 701)
3.
Check off any boxes we have learned
about and you have mastered
4.
Rate yourself at your current level
5.
Write about why you rated yourself that
level, using specific evidence from the scale
(on the side with the Level 2).
Percent Review
1)
Write 4.5 as a percent
2)
Write 32.5% as a decimal
3)
A tennis player won 0.805 of the matches
he played. What percent did he lose?
4)
Write 40% as a fraction
5)
Write 8 out of 12 as a
a) Fraction
b) Decimal
c) Percent
What is important here?
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A fraction = percent = decimal
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These are all representations of
the same part to whole ratio.
Percent of a Number
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How can we find the
percent of a number?
Find the Percent of a Number

Find 5% of 300.
You Try!
Use Percent Greater than 100%
 Find
120% of 75.
Choose Your Method!
Rally Coach: Textbook page
302 #1-7
6-1 C Percent
and Estimation
Explore
Solving a Percent Problem using
ESTIMATION

In a recent year, quarterback
Carson Palmer completed 62% of
his passes. He threw 520 passes.
About how many did he
complete?
 How
would you round the
numbers to make them easier
to work with?
 You
can solve this problem by
multiplying by the fraction or
the decimal…
Your Turn!
 Box
turtles have been known
to live for 120 years. American
alligators have been known to
live 42% as long as box turtles.
About how long can an
American alligator live?
How
can you round the
numbers to make the
problem easier to solve?
Estimating Percents Using 10%s
Sometimes
it’s easier to
first find 10% of the
number and then
multiply. For example,
70% = 7 x 10%.
Example

Marita and four of her friends
ordered a pizza that cost $14.72. She
is responsible for 20% of the bill.
About how much money will she
need to pay?
Choose Your Method!

Dante plans to put 80% of his
paycheck into a saving account.
His paycheck this week was $295.
About how much money will he put
into his savings account?
Percents Greater than 100 or
Less than 1
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Estimate 122% of 50.
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122% is about 120%
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Use the Distributive Property
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120% of 50 = (100% of 50) + (20% of
50)
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= (1 x 50) + (1/5 _______)
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= 50 + ____
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Estimate ¼% of 589.
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Choose numbers that are easier to
work with
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¼% is one-fourth of 1% (*Hint any
percentages less than 1 round up to
1%, then adjust at the end)
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589 is about 600
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Find 1% of 600 = 0.01 x 600 =
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Since you found 1% we need to
adjust your answer to reflect the
¼%...so what is ¼ of your answer?
Check Your Progress
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Estimate:
• 174% of 200
• 298% of 45
• 0.25% of 789
6-2B Percent
Proportion
Review on Solving Proportions
1.
2
x

5 100
2.
12 4.8

x 100
Hint: Use Cross
Products and solve
for x!
Percent Proportions

Since we know we can represent
a percent as a fraction over 100,
we can set up proportions to find
missing values!
part
percent

whole
100
Types of Percent Problems
Percent Proportion Steps:
Write out proportion
2. Find Cross Products
3. Solve
1.
Practice- You Try
Rally Coach with Shoulder Partner
1. What
percent of 50 is 18?
2. What number is 2% of 35?
3. What percent of $90 is $9?
4. What number is 25% of 180?
6-2C Percent
Equation
Percent Equation
Find the Part
Find the Percent
Find the Whole
Three Types of Percent Problems
Practice- You Try
Rally Coach
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5.
What is 6% of 19?
27 is what percent of 150?
What percent of 40 is 9?
24 is 32% of what number?
14% of what number is 7?
Exit Pass
Compare and contrast the
percent proportion and the
percent equation. Which one is
easier to use? Does it depend
on the situation?