
Percent
Percentage calculations: part, whole and rate
Find a part, a whole or a percentage in ten configurable problems. Choose five equation forms, whole or decimal operands, word prompts and 1–3 decimal places.
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Find 0.1%, 1%, 10%, 100% or 1000% of whole numbers and decimals. Print ten focused questions with numeric or word prompts and exact answer keys.
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Write the percent as a decimal multiplier, then multiply. Check whether the result should be smaller than, equal to or greater than the starting number.
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Convert a percentage to a decimal multiplier and predict how it changes a quantity.
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0.0899
0.1% =0.1 ÷100 =0.001. Therefore 89.9 ×0.001 =0.0899. The answer is one thousandth of the original amount, not one tenth.
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