Percentages of Amounts

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1 Percentages of Amounts
Level 5 23/08/2012 Learning Objectives: Able to convert a percentage into a fraction Able to find a percentage of an amount without a calculator with a calculator

2 Percentages of Amounts
What are the following equivalent to as a fraction? 100% 75% 10% 25% 17% 5% 20%

3 Percentages of Amounts
To find a percentage of an amount: Turn the percentage into a fraction Calculate a fraction of an amount as before Find 50% of 60 What is 50% as a fraction?

4 Percentages of Amounts
Calculate 50% of 28 Calculate 25% of 32 Calculate 10% of 37

5 Percentages of Amounts
Calculate 20% of 60 Calculate 70% of 40 Calculate 19% of 124

6 Starter Write the following as fractions in their simplest form:
50% 25% 20% Convert the following percentages into fractions. Simplify if possible. 30% 15% 17% Calculate the following: 20% of % of % of 80

7 Percentages of Amounts
Level 5 23/08/2012 Learning Objectives: Able to convert a percentage into a fraction Able to find a percentage of an amount without a calculator with a calculator

8 Percentages of Amounts
Calculate 20% of 60 Calculate 70% of 40 Calculate 19% of 124

9 Percentages of Amounts
Using a calculator, calculate: 27% of 154 81% of 296

10 Percentages of Amounts
In FA Cup matches, away teams are given 10% of a stadium’s capacity for their fans. The Emirates Stadium holds 60,200 fans. How many tickets will go to the away fans? In a TV talent show contest, the winning contestant won 20% of the audience vote. If 1,000,000 people voted, how many votes did the winner receive?

11 Find the following without a calculator:
10% of 80 25% of 60 70% of 200 5% of 80 1% of 600 Find the following with a calculator: 20% of 65 35% of 95 23% of 69 79% of 142 99% of 327 You may use a calculator to answer the following questions: 30% of London is green land. London is 607 square miles big. How much of London is green land? The X Factor got 47% of the audience watching TV on Saturday night. Given there was 18m people watching TV, how many were watching The X Factor?

12 Plenary Graham was offered either 2/9 or 20% of a cake weighing 450g.
Which should he choose?


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