Percent Change
Percent of a Quantity
One quantity as a percentage of another
Percent Increase/Decrease
Profits, losses, and sales
100

The percent change when going from 30 to 45

50% increase
100

10% of 250

What is 25?

100

15 out of 50

What is 30%?

100

Increase 50 by 20%

What is 60?

100

A loss of 20% on a $100 investment will leave you with this much money

What is $80?

200

20 people showed up on the first day. 8 showed up on the second day. What was the percent change?

40% decrease

200

35% of 500

What is 175?

200

22 out of 25

What is 88%?

200

Decrease 120 by 25%

What is 90?

200

A jacket listed for $120.00 but on sale for 20% off will cost this much

What is $96?

300

Frida ran 5.5 km the first day, and 8.7 km the second day. By what percentage did her distance increase?

What is 58%?

300

If 18% of the 550 visitors donated to the museum, this number of visitors donated.

What is 99 visitors?

300

If 34 out of 40 people attended, this percentage attended

What is 85%?

300

If the baby's weight increased by 14% after weighing 12 kgs at birth, it now weighed this much (round to the nearest tenth of a kg)

What is 13.7 kgs?

300

Selling a shirt for $20 after it was bought for $14 will result in this percentage profit (round to the nearest percent)

What is 43%?

400

The factory produced 4,247 vehicles the first year, and 3,875 vehicles the second year. What was the percentage decrease in production? (round to the nearest %)

What is a 9% decrease?

400

If there is an 8.5% sales tax on the purchase of the $35,000 car, the customer will pay this amount in tax.

What is $2,975?

400
If 524 out of 845 games were won, this percentage of games were won (rounded to the nearest percent)

What is 62%?

400

If there was a 7.6% decrease in profit, after earning $342,228 last year, the profit was this amount this year (round to the nearest dollar)

What is $316,219?

400

A vendor that paid $18 and wants to make a 35% profit, should charge this amount (answer in dollars and cents)

What is $24.30?

500

A stock portfolio's value went from $45,540 on Monday, to $50,352 on Tuesday, to $47,140 on Wednesday. What was the % change between Monday and Wednesday? (round to the nearest TENTH of a percent)

What is 3.5% increase

500
4.5% of the cargo was lost in the storm. If there was 1,450 kgs of cargo on board, this amount was lost in the storm

What is 65.25 kg?

500

If only 12 out of 672 students scored perfect scores, this percentage scored perfect scores (round to the nearest tenth of a percent)

What is 1.8%?

500
If the warehouse lost 12.5% of the oranges to spoilage each week, and there was 4,234 kg of oranges to start with, there will be this many kgs of oranges after 3 weeks (round to the nearest kg)

What is 2,836 kg?

500

If a car was bought for $18,000 and sold for $14,500, this was the percentage loss (round to the nearest tenth of a percent)

What is 19.4% loss?