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Mathsercise-C

Practice calculating percentages through real-life scenarios with Mathsercise. Solve problems involving discounts, remaining amounts, and percentage calculations. Test your skills and improve your math proficiency today!

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Mathsercise-C

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  1. Mathsercise-C Percentages 2 Ready? Here we go!

  2. I spend 35% of £600. How much money have I got left? Question 2 3 x 10% + 5% = 35% 10% of 600 = 60 So.. 5% of 600 = 30 And.. 35% of 600 = 210 Find 10% first! Answer Finally..600 – 210 = £390 1 Percentages 2

  3. There were 250 pupils in Year 10. 120 of these were girls. What is this as a percentage 120 250 Question 3 = 0.48 Now multiply by 100 to change it into percentage 0.48 x 100 = 48% Answer 2 Percentages 2

  4. In the MIF kitchen sale each kitchen is reduced by 20%. I paid £1200 for my kitchen units. What was their price before the sale? Question 4 £1200 represents 80% (100 – 20) of the original price £1200 ÷ 80 = £15 (1%) These are tricky questions! £15 x 100 = £1500 (100%) 3 £1500 Percentages 2 Answer

  5. WOW TV/DVD Player 30% off New Price £126 Start What was the price before the sale? £126 represents 70% (100 – 30) of the original price £126 ÷ 70 = £1.80 (1%) Do the same as question 3. £1.80 x 100 = £180 (100%) £180 4 Percentages 2 Answer

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