Interesting Interest!
Money, money, money!
Percent increase, decrease, error
Make sense of it!
Solve the proportion
100

Find the interest earned:

Principal $2350

Interest rate 8%

Time 4 years

Interest earned=$752

I=(2350) x (.08) x (4)

100

Store A sells a Cmfrt hoodie for $55 and offers a 10% discount. Store B sells the same hoodie for $65 and offers a 15% discount. From which store should you buy the hoodie? How much would it cost at each store?

I should buy the hoodie from Store A because...

Store A

$55 x 0.10=$5.50

$55-$5.50=$49.50

Store B

$65 x 0.15=$9.75

$65-$9.75=$55.25

100

Identify the percent of change as an increase or decrease. Then find the percent of change. Round to the nearest tenth of a percent, if necessary. 

120 pounds to 180 pounds. 

60/120=50% increase

*difference over original

100
Heschel gave free concert tickets to 10% of the students. They gave 640 concert tickets out to students. How many students attend Heschel?

640/x=10/100

There are 6,400 students who attend Heschel.

(not actually, just an example;)

100

4/5=2y/15

y=6


Cross mulitply and solve 

10y=60

200

Find the time:

Interest earned $270

Principal $3000

Interest rate 3%

Time=3 years

270=($3000) x (0.03)t

270=90t


200

After a 10% discount, an item sells for $85.50. What was the original price? Round to the nearest hundredth if necessary.

$85.50/?=90/100

8550=90x

$95 is the original price.

200

Identify the percent of change as an increase or decrease. Then find the percent of change. Round to the nearest tenth of a percent, if necessary.

10 feet to 8 feet 

2/10

difference over original 

20% decrease

200

The percent of sales tax is 6%. What is the total cost, including tax, of a skateboard with an original price of $85.00? 

The total price is $90.10

x/85=106/100 or 1.06(85) or find 6% of 85 and add to the orighinal cost. 

200

15/c+1=10/18

C=26

300

Find Interest Rate:

Interest earned $50

Principal $500

Time 2 years

Interest rate=5%

50=($500) x (r) x (2)

50=1000(r)


300

The original cost of an item is $250. What does the item sell for after a 40% markup, followed by 30% discount?

Markup=x/250=140/100 or 1.4(250)=350

Discount=x/350=70/100 o (0.7)(350)=

The item sells for $245.00 

300

Identify the percent of change as an increase or decrease. Then find the percent of change. Round to the nearest tenth of a percent, if necessary.

400km to 350km

50/400

12.5% decrease

300

Two candidates ran for President of Heschel's Student Council. They were the only two who received votes. Benji received 45% of the votes. Vrej received 171,919 votes. What was the total amount of votes for the election?

171919/x=55/100

x=312,580 votes

300

Free points!!

Nice work so far!

400

Find the Principal

Interest earned $65

Interest rate 5%

Time 2 years

Principal=$650

65=P x (0.05) x (2)

65=(0.10)p

P=$650

400

A $45.00 item is marked up 35%. Find the selling price. 

x/45=135/100 or 1.35(45) or find the discount and then subtract it from the original price. 

$60.75 is the selling price

400

Identify the percent of change as an increase or decrease. Then find the percent of change. Round to the nearest tenth of a percent, if necessary.

12 liters to 36 liters

24/12

200% increase

400

400

2n+2/7=18/21

n=2

500

Find the Interest earned:

Principal $25,000

Interest rate 7%

Time 5 years

Interest earned=$8,750

I=(25000)(0.07)(5)

500

A $130 item is on sale for a 60% discount. Find the sale price.

x/130=40/100 or 0.4(130) OR find 60% of 130 and subtract from 130.

The sale price is $52.00

500

You estimate that 430 students will vote in the school election. The actual number of students who voted was 400. Find the percent of error. 

30/400 (difference over actual)

7.5% error

500

Sunday afternoon between 3:00 and 4:00, you spend 1/4 of the hour preparing for your math test with Stacie, 40% of the hour cleaning your room, and 35% of the hour online shopping. Write the tasks in order from least to greatest amount of time. Explain

math 25%

shopping 35%

cleaning 40%

Convert 1/4 hour to percentage in order to compare and then order them least to greatest.

500

Not a proportion, but change from a percent to a decimal:

73%

121.6%

0.5%

32.3%


0.73

1.216

0.005

.323