PPT-Lesson 7.6 Percent Applications

Essential Question How do you solve percent application problems Before we start You go out to eat Your bill came to 1475 What amount would you leave for a 20 tip Retail Stores and Prices. 1 A blouse that regularly sells for 2850 is on s ale for onethird off What is the sale price of th e dress 1900 2 If 14 out of 24 students in a college class are men then to the nearest tenth of a percent what percent of the class is composed of men 1 A blouse that regularly sells for 2850 is on s ale for onethird off What is the sale price of th e dress 2 If 14 out of 24 students in a college class are men then to the nearest tenth of a percent what percent of the class is composed of men 3 A BA 445 Lesson B.1 Sequential Bargaining and Depreciation. We will spend up to 30 minutes. reviewing Exam 1. K. now how your answers. were graded.. Know how to correct your mistakes. Your final exam is cumulative, and may contain similar questions.. Solve each problem below using your knowledge of percent applications. Round your answer to the nearest cent or to the nearest percent where appropriate. 1. If you purchase an iPod that costs $339, ho Percent Markups. The difference between the selling price of a piece of merchandise and the price paid for it is called markup. For example, if a dealer purchases an item from the factory for $40 and sold it for $50, we say that the markup was $10. Ten dollars is 25 percent of $40 but is only 20 percent of $50. thus, the markup was 20 percent of the selling price and 25 percent of the purchase price. The store owner would say that the markup was only 20%, but the customer would say that the markup was 25%.. Find the Percent of a Number. To find the percent of a number, choose one of the methods. . 1. Write percent as a fraction and then multiply.. OR. 2. Write percent as a decimal and then multiply. . Find the Percent of a Number. To find the percent of a number, choose one of the methods. . 1. Write percent as a fraction and then multiply.. OR. 2. Write percent as a decimal and then multiply. . Essential Question: How do you solve percent application problems?. Before we start…. You go out to eat. Your bill came to $14.75. What amount would you leave for a 20% tip?. Retail Stores and Prices. shoud. :. Find the percent of change (decrease ) . Vocab. percent. increase. decrease. Find the percent of change (increase ) . DVD recorder for AED 80. Now, it is on sale for AED 60. . Find the percent of change . Session 1. Agenda. Introduction to the Module. Concept . Development. Module Review. Curriculum Overview of . A Story of . Ratios. Grade 7 Module 4 Overview. Questions to address:. How many topics are there and what are those topics?. Essential Question: How do you solve percent problems?. Before we start…. The sum of China and Japan’s total Olympic medals from 2004 is 100. What percent of their medals were gold? Silver? Bronze?. LO. 1. Explain the purpose of the allowance method for recording losses from uncollectible accounts.. LO. 2. Estimate uncollectible accounts expense using an aging of accounts receivable.. LO. 3. Honors Biology. Ms. . DiSantis. What is DNA Barcoding?. In 2003, Paul Hebert, researcher at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada, proposed “DNA barcoding” as a way to identify species. . Barcoding uses a very short genetic sequence from a standard part of the genome the way a supermarket scanner distinguishes products using the black stripes of the Universal Product Code (UPC). . Objectives:. -         . The student will determine percentage composition from formula data.. -         . The student will determine percentage composition of a hydrated salt..