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    fraction

    decimal
    percent
    A fraction -

    examples: 1 3 5
    4 4 2
    It is the express division of two numbers

    4 1 4 3 2 5
    #
    A decimal – is another way of writing a
    fraction whose denominator is a power of 10

    examples: .5 .75 1.5

    5 75 1 5
    100 10
    10
    #
    percent - is a Latin word whose meaning is per
    centum or per hundred. The symbol is %.

    examples: 50% 50
    = 100

    75% = 75
    100
    #
    conversion

    #
    1.Change percent to fraction:
    = 50 = 1
    50% 100 2
    75% = 75 = 3
    100 4
    5% = 5 = 1
    100 20

    Remove the percent sign. The denominator


    is always be 100, then reduce to lowest terms.
    #
    Change fraction to percent:
    1 = 1 x 50 = 50 =
    2 2 x 50 100
    50%
    3 = 3 x 25 = 75 = 75%
    4 4 x 25 100
    1 = 1x5 = 5 = 5%
    20 20 x 5 100

    #
    2.Change decimal to percent:

    .57 = .57 x 100 = 57 %

    .75 = .75 x 100 = 75 %

    .82 = .82 x 100 = 82 %


    Multiply by 100, then affix the % sign to the
    resulting product. Or
    Move the decimal point two places to the right, the affix the % sign.
    #
    Change percent to decimal

    45% = 45. = .45

    75% = 75. = .75

    3% = 3. = .03

    #
    3. Change fraction to decimal:
    1 1÷2 = .5
    2
    3 .75
    3÷4 =
    4
    5 5÷8 =
    8 .625

    #
    Change decimal to fraction:
    5 = 1
    .5 10 2
    .75 75 = 3
    100 4
    625 5
    .625 1000
    =
    8

    #
    Types of
    percent
    problems
    #
    REMEMBER THAT:
    P Percentage is
    B Base of
    R Rate %
    #
    Example 1:
    25% of 80 is what number?

    .25 x 80 = n

    20 = n

    The number
    #
    Example 2:
    What is 40 % of 120 ?

    n = .40 x 120

    n = 48

    The number
    #
    Example 3:
    24 is 15 % of what number ?

    24 = .15 x n
    24 ÷ .15 = n

    160 The number


    #
    Example 4:
    40% of what number is 28?

    .40 x n = 28

    n = 28 ÷ .40

    n = 70
    The number #
    Example 5:
    18 is what percent of 150?

    18 = P x 150

    18 ÷ 150 = P
    The percent
    .12 = P of 150

    P = 12% #
    Example 6:
    What percent of150 is 20?

    p x 150 = 20

    p = 20 ÷ 150

    p = .13333
    p = 13.33% #
    Example problem:
    General Santos Hospital has a 35
    hours training course for volunteer
    workers. Students on the course spend
    21 hours on patient care. What percent
    of the course is spent on patient care?

    What percent of 35 is 21?


    p x 35 =21
    p = 21 ÷ 35
    p = .60 or 60% #
    THANK
    YOU !!!

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