% to Decimals
The decimal equivalent of 25%
What is 0.25?
40% of students in a class are girls, and there are 25 students in total. What is the whole in this problem?
What is 25 students?
The equivalent of 0.44
What is 44%?
A store buys a jacket for $50 and then marks it up by 30%. What is the percent markup?
What is 30%?
An item is priced at $120 but is discounted by 15%. What is the whole in this problem?
What is $120?
The decimal equivalent of 7%
What is 0.07?
Mariah earned a 15% bonus on top of her $500 salary. How much did she earn in total?
What is $575?
The equivalent of 0.29
What is 29%
If a computer costs $800 to make and is sold for $1000, what is the percent markup?
What is 125%?
A shirt is on sale for 20% off an original price of $65. What is the sale price?
What is $52?
The decimal equivalent of 167%
What is 1.67?
A pair of shoes is originally $80, but they are on sale for 25% off. What is the sale price of the shoes?
What is $60?
The equivalent of 1.05
What is 105%?
A bike is marked up 60% from its original price of $300. What is the new selling price?
What is $480?
If a laptop is on sale for $264 off its original price of $800, what is the percent markdown?
What is 33%?
Out of 150 apples, 30% are green. Name the part, whole, and percent and solve for the number of green apples.
Part = # of green apples (x)
Whole = 150 apples
Percent = 30% or 0.30
45 apples are green
A store buys a jacket for $50 and then marks it up by 30%. List the part, whole, percent markup and the new price for the jacket.
Part = $50
Whole = new price of the jacket
Percent markup = 30 % or 0.30
What is $65?
A skateboard is on sale for 15% off. It was originally $198. List the part, whole, percent markdown, and sale price.
Part = sale price (x)
Whole = $198 (original price)
Percent markdown = 15% or 0.15
Sale price = $168.30
Jane bought a video game for $74.50. This is 130% of what the store paid for the video game from the distributor. List the part, whole, percent markup, and price the store paid.
Part = $74.50
Whole = cost the store paid (x)
Percent = 130% or 1.3
74.5 = 1.3x
x = $57.31
The selling price for a pair of jeans is $124. This is a $34 markup. List the part, whole, and percent markup (rounded to the nearest whole number).
Part = $34 (amount of markup)
Whole = $124 (total price)
Percent markup = 27%
Chester bought a pair of headphones that originally cost $275. The headphones were on sale for 20% off and he also had a coupon for 15% off. List the part, whole, percent markdown, and sale price.
Part = sale price of the headphones
Whole = $275 (original price), $220
Percent markdown = 20% or 0.20, 15% or 0.15
Sale price = $187