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.Ruby's weekly pay of $590 increases by 2.5%. What is the new weekly pay?
Answer: $604.75
- Increase: 2.5% of 590 = 14.75
- 590 + 14.75 = 604.75
- (Or: 102.5% × 590 = 604.75)
2.Cooper's weekly pay of $390 increases by 35%. What is the new weekly pay?
Answer: $526.50
- Increase: 35% of 390 = 136.5
- 390 + 136.5 = 526.50
- (Or: 135% × 390 = 526.50)
3.Archie's weekly pay of $170 increases by 15%. What is the new weekly pay?
Answer: $195.50
- Increase: 15% of 170 = 25.5
- 170 + 25.5 = 195.50
- (Or: 115% × 170 = 195.50)
4.Find 65% of 100.
Answer: 65
- 65% = 0.65
- 0.65 × 100 = 65
5.A jacket costs $190. It is reduced by 35% in a sale. What is the sale price?
Answer: $123.50
- Discount: 35% of 190 = 66.5
- 190 − 66.5 = 123.50
- (Or: 65% × 190 = 123.50)
6.Find 22% of 480.
Answer: 105.6
- 22% = 0.22
- 0.22 × 480 = 105.6
7.Find 4% of 190.
Answer: 7.6
- 4% = 0.04
- 0.04 × 190 = 7.6
8.Find 7% of 510.
Answer: 35.7
- 7% = 0.07
- 0.07 × 510 = 35.7
9.A jacket costs $290. It is reduced by 12% in a sale. What is the sale price?
Answer: $255.20
- Discount: 12% of 290 = 34.8
- 290 − 34.8 = 255.20
- (Or: 88% × 290 = 255.20)
10.A jacket costs $350. It is reduced by 65% in a sale. What is the sale price?
Answer: $122.50
- Discount: 65% of 350 = 227.5
- 350 − 227.5 = 122.50
- (Or: 35% × 350 = 122.50)
11.A jacket costs $70. It is reduced by 12.5% in a sale. What is the sale price?
Answer: $61.25
- Discount: 12.5% of 70 = 8.75
- 70 − 8.75 = 61.25
- (Or: 87.5% × 70 = 61.25)
12.Kai's weekly pay of $20 increases by 4%. What is the new weekly pay?
Answer: $20.80
- Increase: 4% of 20 = 0.8
- 20 + 0.8 = 20.80
- (Or: 104% × 20 = 20.80)
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