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1 Braking Down Proportions and Percents (6-6)
By: Travis, Denise, and Morgan

2 You can solve a percent problem by writing and solving a proportion.
(A model can help you write a proportion)

3 0% part 65% n 100% 245 whole 65 = n : Write a proportion 100 245
part 65% n 100% 245 whole 65 = n : Write a proportion 65(245) = 100n : Write cross products 65(245) = 100n : Divide each side by 100 = n 65% of 245 is

4 Finding a percent N = 52: Write a proportion 100 60
60n = 100(52) : Write cross products 60n = 100(52) :Divide each side by 60 N = 86.6 repeating : Simplify =86.7: Round 52 is approximately 86.7% of 60 0% n% 52 part 100% 60 whole

5 Sometimes you know the percent that a part represents, and you want to find the whole amount.
(You can also write as a proportion)

6 Finding a Whole Amount 46 = 207 : Write a proportion 100 n
46n = 100(207) : Write cross products 46n = 100(207) : Divide each side by 46 N = 450 : Simplify 207 is 46% of 450 0% 46% 207 part 100% whole n

7 Key concepts on percents and Proportions
Finding the percent What percent of 40 is 6? N = 100% 40 Finding the part What number is 15% of 40? 15 = n Finding the whole 6 is 15% of what number? 15 = 6 n

8 Story Problem Population In 1950, the population of Alaska was about 128,535. That was about 20.5% of the population of Alaska in the year About how may people lived in Alaska in the year 2000? 20.5 = 128,535 : Write a proportion n 20.5n = 100(128,535): Write cross products 20.5n = 100(128,535) : Divide each side by 20.5 The answer you should get is: 627,000 people

9 Test your Knowledge Finding part of a whole: Finding a Percent:
53% of 70 is Answer: 37.1 Finding a Percent: % of 25 is 13 Answer: 52 Finding the Whole Amount 3. 8 is 25% of Answer: 32

10 Any Questions???


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