Fractions to Decimals
Decimals to Percents
Fractions to Percents
Percent Increase/Decrease
Equations
Miscellaneous
100

13/100

0.13

100

0.65

65 %

100

3/4

75 %

100

A T-shirt costs $15. What is the price after a 20 % decrease?

$ 12

100

Han ate x ounces of blueberries. Mai ate 3/4 more than that.

y = 7/4 x

100

Write a ratio equivalent to 4 : 24

Any ratio where C of P is 6.

200

1/5

0.2

200

1.30

130 %

200

Is 4/5 greater than or less than 75 % ?

4/5 = 80 % 

200

There were 15 people in the class last year. There are 20 people in the class this year. What is the percent increase?

25 % increase

200

There is a 35 % discount on a T-shirt that cost x dollars. What is the price after the discount is applied?

y = 0.65 x

300

18/72

0.25

300

0.275

27.5 %

300

6/5

120%

300

Han ate 10 cookies. Andre ate 30 % less. How many cookies did Andre eat?

7 cookies

300
The dinner bill was x dollars. The restaurant applied a 2.4% sales tax. What is the price after the sales tax is applied?

y = 1.024 x

300

54

625

400

4/3

1.333

400

3.84

384 %

400

1 2/3 

166.6667 %

400

There were 6,000 people at the music festival on Saturday. There were 4,000 people at the musical festival on Sunday. What is the percent decrease from Saturday to Sunday?

33.333 %

400

How many inches are in 3.5 feet?

42 inches

500

1 5/6

1.83333

500

0.0047

0.47 %

500

1/2 + 1/4

3/4 = 75 %

500
Mai scored a 65 % on the Math test. She got 12 out of 15 on the ELA test. Which test did she score higher on?

ELA 

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