Proportional Relationships
Proportions
Percentages
Expressions Part 1
Expressions Part 2
100

If 8 cans of pie filling costs $16, how many cans can be bought with $30?

15

100

10/8 = n/10

n=12.5

100

A $488 TV is on sale for 15% off. What is the price of the TV?

$414.80

100

Evaluate the expression of a=-4 and b=3:

ab

-12

100
Simplify:

2(5p-4)

10p -8

200

One package of blueberries costs $3. How many packages can be bought with $27?

9 packages

200

7/5 = x/3

x= 4.2

200

Phillip paid $720 for a steroid. If it was originally $800, what percent did he save?

10%

200

Evaluate the expression when a=-4 and b=3:

2a+3b

1

200

4(8x + 2)

32x + 8

300

Shawna reduced the size of a rectangle to a height of 2 inches. What is the new area if the original was 24 inches wide and 12 inches tall?

8 square inches

300

9/6 = x/10

x=15

300

Bill paid 15% more for this year's rent that last year's.Last year he paid $2,280. How much rent did he pay this year? 

$2622

300

Evaluate the expression if a=-4, b=3

2(a-b)

-14

300

-4n + 3 + 9n - 4

5n-1

400

Jasmine bought 32 kiwis for $16. How many kiwis can be bought with $4?

8

400

7/n = 8/7

n= 6.125

400

On a math test, Alex got 12 out of 40 questions correct. What percent of problems did he get correct?

30%

400

Simplify:

8p + 2p - 8

10p - 8

400

x  - 3y + 4

x -3y + 4

500

Two fruit baskets cost $20. How many can be bought with $60?

6 baskets

500

4/3 = 8/x

x=6

500

Carla bought a truck for $5,600. If this was the price after a 12% reduction, what is the original price?

$6,364

500

Simplify: 10x + 4+ 2x + 2

12x +6

500

-2c + 3c - 5(8 + c)

-14c -40

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