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Year 7 Percentage of an Amount Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 4 — Answers

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Year 7 Percentage of an Amount Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 4 — Answers

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1.Amelia's weekly pay of $80 increases by 45%. What is the new weekly pay?

Answer: $116.00

  1. Increase: 45% of 80 = 36
  2. 80 + 36 = 116.00
  3. (Or: 145% × 80 = 116.00)
2.A jacket costs $510. It is reduced by 65% in a sale. What is the sale price?

Answer: $178.50

  1. Discount: 65% of 510 = 331.5
  2. 510 − 331.5 = 178.50
  3. (Or: 35% × 510 = 178.50)
3.Find 85% of 300.

Answer: 255

  1. 85% = 0.85
  2. 0.85 × 300 = 255
4.Find 2.5% of 560.

Answer: 14

  1. 2.5% = 0.025
  2. 0.025 × 560 = 14
5.Find 12% of 270.

Answer: 32.4

  1. 12% = 0.12
  2. 0.12 × 270 = 32.4
6.A jacket costs $30. It is reduced by 4% in a sale. What is the sale price?

Answer: $28.80

  1. Discount: 4% of 30 = 1.2
  2. 30 − 1.2 = 28.80
  3. (Or: 96% × 30 = 28.80)
7.Find 18% of 590.

Answer: 106.2

  1. 18% = 0.18
  2. 0.18 × 590 = 106.2
8.Kai's weekly pay of $340 increases by 65%. What is the new weekly pay?

Answer: $561.00

  1. Increase: 65% of 340 = 221
  2. 340 + 221 = 561.00
  3. (Or: 165% × 340 = 561.00)
9.Find 4% of 220.

Answer: 8.8

  1. 4% = 0.04
  2. 0.04 × 220 = 8.8
10.Mason's weekly pay of $360 increases by 85%. What is the new weekly pay?

Answer: $666.00

  1. Increase: 85% of 360 = 306
  2. 360 + 306 = 666.00
  3. (Or: 185% × 360 = 666.00)
11.Isla's weekly pay of $30 increases by 18%. What is the new weekly pay?

Answer: $35.40

  1. Increase: 18% of 30 = 5.4
  2. 30 + 5.4 = 35.40
  3. (Or: 118% × 30 = 35.40)
12.Find 2.5% of 40.

Answer: 1

  1. 2.5% = 0.025
  2. 0.025 × 40 = 1
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