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Section 3AUses and Abuses of Percentages
Pages 135-154
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per cent = “per 100” = “divided by 100”
47% = 47/100 = .47
2% = 2/100 = .02
813% = 813/100 = 8.13
percentage fraction decimal
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To convert a percentage to a decimal simply divide by 100 or move the decimal two places to the left
To convert a To convert a decimal to a percentage simply simply multiply by 100% (=1) or move the decimal multiply by 100% (=1) or move the decimal two places to the right: two places to the right:
45% = 45/100 = .45
1.2% = 1.2/100 = .012
.16 = .16 * 100% = 16%
2.3 = 2.3 * 100% = 230%
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To convert a percentage to a fraction simply divide by 100 and reduce as necessary:
45% = 45/100 = 9/20
1.2% = 1.2/100 = 12/1000 = 3/250
To convert a To convert a fraction to a percentage simply simply divide to get a decimal and then move divide to get a decimal and then move decimal two spaces to the right:decimal two spaces to the right:
1/5 = .20 = .20 * 100% = 20%
5/4 = 1.25 = 1.25*100% = 125%
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3 Ways of Using Percentages
1. As fractions and “Percent of”
2. To describe change over time
3. For comparison
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1. Percent “of “ - (multiply)
ex1/134 A newspaper reports that 44% of 1069 A newspaper reports that 44% of 1069 people surveyed said that the president was doing a people surveyed said that the president was doing a good job. How many people said this? good job. How many people said this?
44% * 1069 = .44*1069 = 470.36 = 44% * 1069 = .44*1069 = 470.36 = 470 people
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More Practice
55/151220 men at a conference of 430 people.
Men are ____ percent of the conference participants.
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2. Percents are often used to describe how a quantity changes
over time
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absolute change = new value – original value
Given: original value and new value
relative change
absolute change= original value
new value original value= original value
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Absolute Change vs. Relative Change
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61/151 John’s salary grew from $20,000 in 2000 to $28,000 in 2003. John’s salary grew from $20,000 in 2000 to $28,000 in 2003. Mary’s salary grew from $25,000 to $35,000 in the same period. Whose Mary’s salary grew from $25,000 to $35,000 in the same period. Whose salary grew more in absolute terms? relative terms?salary grew more in absolute terms? relative terms?
John’s absolute change = $28000 – $20000 = $8000
John’s relative change = $8000/$20000 = .40 = 40%
John’s salary in 2003 was 40% more than his salary in 2000
Mary’s absolute change = $35000 – $25000 = $10000
Mary’s relative change = $10000/$25000 = .40 = 40%
Mary’s salary in 2003 was 40% more than her salary in 2000.
[John’s 2003 salary is 28000/20000 = 1.40 = 140% of his 2000 salary.
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Absolute Change vs. Relative Change
ex4/139 A computer you bought three years ago for $1000 is today worth only $300.
absolute change = $300 – $1000 = -$700
relative change = -$700/$1000 = -.70 = -70%
The value of the computer today is 70% less than its value three years ago.
[The computer’s value today is 300/1000 = .30 = 30% of the value in 2003.]
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Absolute Change vs. Relative Change
ex2/138 During a 6-month period, Nokia’s stock doubled in price from $10 to $20.
absolute change = $20 – $10 = $10
relative change = $10/$10 = 1 = 100%
The value of stock today is 100% more than yesterday’s value.
[The stock’s value today is 20/10 = 2 = 200% of the value yesterday.]
What if my stock tripled in value?
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If the new value is P% more than the original value, then the new value is (100+P)% of the original value.
If the new value is P% less than the original value, then the new value is (100-P)% of the original value.
Percentage Of vs. More (or Less) Than(page 142)
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Practice: 73/152 and 75/132
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3. Percents are often used to compare two values.
Given: compared value and reference value
absolute differencerelative difference =
reference value
compared value reference value
reference value
absolute difference = compared value ‘reference’ value
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67*/149 The daily circulation of USA Today is ≈ 1.77 million. The daily circulation of the New York Times is ≈ 1.12 million
[Find the absolute and relative difference. Assume that the first quantity is the compared value and the second is the reference value.]
Absolute difference = 1770000-1120000=650000
Relative difference = 650000/1120000 = .580 = 58%
USA Today has 650,000 more readers than the NYT.
USA Today has 58% more readers than the NYT.
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Homework
Pages 151
# 58, 63, 66, 70
Express your answers in sentence form.
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