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100

47 yards: ___ inches

1692 inches

100

9/2 = x/7

x = 31.5

100

How tall is the tree?

44 ft

100

20% of 80 is _____

16

100

Does the percent have an increase or decrease? Then find the percent change.

Original Amount: 9

New Amount: 6

Decrease; 33%

200

4978 meters: ____ kilometers

4.98 kilometers

200

-9/x = 5/6

x = -10.8

200

x = 3

200

120 is 200% of _______

60

200

Does the percent have an increase or decrease? Then find the percent change.

Original Amount: 40.2

New Amount: 38.6

Decrease; 4%

300

17 quarts/ minute: ____ gallons/ hour

255 gallons/ hour

300

3/7 = (x+4)/35

x = 11

300

x = 12

300

What percent of 8 is 300?

1250%

300

Does the percent have an increase or decrease? Then find the percent change.

Original Amount: 195.50

New Amount: 215.25

Increase; 10%
400

300 miles/ hour: ___ meters/ minute

8047 meters/ minute

400

DOUBLE JEOPARDY



x = 3.62

400

Find x and y of the following diagram:

x = 2.5


y = 6.5

400

What is 20% of 3?

0.6

400

You predicted that the Statue of Liberty was 353 feet tall. The statue is actually 305 feet tall. 

Find the Percent Error (Round to the nearest percent)

16%

500

Mike made a cross country road trip from Des Moines to L.A. for the Superbowl. The journey was 1,682 miles and it took him 2 days total to complete. 


Assuming Mike never stopped driving, what was his average speed in Kilometers per hour?

58.40 kilometers / hour

500

(x+2)/5 = (2x - 11) / 7


23

500

A grain silo casts a shadow of 40 feet while a nearby fence post casts a shadow of 2 feet. The fence post is 5 feet high. How tall is the grain silo?

100 ft

500

A rare disease has been discovered that affects 2 out of every 10,000 trees in a forest. What percent of trees are affected? 

0.02%

500

Your friend told you he got a new car and you assumed the car cost around $30,000. Turns out the car isn't new, just "new to him" and only cost about $3,000.

Find the percent error in the estimation. (Round to the nearest percent)

900%