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Question 1 of 6
1. Question
A shop retailer increased the price of his best-selling sunglasses from $24$24 to $30$30. Find the percentage change.- (25)%%
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Percent Change Between Two Amounts
changeoriginal=r100Amount of Change
change=newamount−originalFirst, compute for the amount of changechange = newamount−original = 30−24 = $6 Use the formula to get the value of percent change (r)changeoriginal = r100 624 = r100 24r = 6(100) Cross multiply 24r = 600 r = 60024 r = 25% 25% -
Question 2 of 6
2. Question
A painting bought last year for $800 just sold this year for $1200. What is the percentage profit?- (50)%
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Percent Profit Between Two Amounts
percentprofit=profitoriginal×1001Amount of Profit
profit=newamount−originalFirst, compute for the amount of profitprofit = newprice−original = 1200−800 = $400 Use the formula to get the percent profit.percentprofit = profitoriginal×1001 = 400800×1001 = 48×1001 Cancel the zeroes = 4008 = 50% 50% -
Question 3 of 6
3. Question
A t-shirt originally costs $20. Later, it sells for $24. What is the percentage profit?- (20)%
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Percent Profit Between Two Amounts
percentprofit=profitoriginal×1001Amount of Profit
profit=newamount−originalFirst, compute for the amount of profitprofit = newprice−original = 24−20 = $4 Use the formula to get the percent profit.percentprofit = profitoriginal×1001 = 420×1001 = 40020 = 402 Cancel the zeroes = 20% 20% -
Question 4 of 6
4. Question
A car dealer purchases a vehicle wholesale for a cost of $19,500. Later, he sells it for $26,300. What is the percentage profit?Round off answer to 1 decimal place.- (34.9)%
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Percent Profit Between Two Amounts
percentprofit=profitoriginal×1001Amount of Profit
profit=newamount−originalFirst, compute for the amount of profitprofit = newprice−original = 26,300−19,500 = $6800 Use the formula to get the percent profit.percentprofit = profitoriginal×1001 = 680019,500×1001 = 6800195 Cancel the zeroes = 34.9% 34.9% -
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5. Question
A 90-gram snack bar is now 18 grams heavier. What is the percent increase on its weight?- (20)%
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Percent Increase Between Two Amounts
percentincrease=increaseoriginal×1001Amount of Increase
increase=newamount−originalUse the formula to get the percent increasepercentincrease = increaseoriginal×1001 = 1890×1001 = 189×101 Cancel the zeroes = 18×109×1 = 1809 = 20% 20% -
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6. Question
A snack bar used to contain 12g of sugar. Now it contains 3g less sugar. What is the percentage decrease in sugar?- (25)%
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Percent Decrease Between Two Amounts
percentdecrease=decreaseoriginal×1001Use the formula to get the percent decreasepercentdecrease = decreaseoriginal×1001 = 312×1001 = 14×1001 Cancel the zeroes = 251 = 25% 25%
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