Exam 6: Percents and Their Applications

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102% converted to decimal is:

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Jim Debt was reviewing the total accounts receivable. This month he received $80,000 from credit customers. This represented 40% of all receivables due. The total amount of accounts receivable is:

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72.4% in decimal equals .0724.

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160% of 1,825 is: (Round to nearest tenth.)

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An LCD flat screen TV at Best Buy increased in price from $900 to $1,200. What was the percent of increase?

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1/4 in percent is equal to 250%.

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The rate in the portion formula is always expressed with a percent symbol.

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33% in fraction is 33/100.

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To calculate a percent increase, the portion is the missing element.

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To convert a decimal to a percent, the decimal point is moved two places to the left.

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The price of a Delta Airlines ticket from New York to Orlando increased to $450. This is an 8% increase. What was the old fare to the nearest cent?

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200 is what percent of 1,000?

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Numbers greater than 1% in decimal will have at least two zeros in front of the number.

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The price of a hairpiece was increased from $500 to $550. What was the percent of increase?

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To convert a percent to a decimal, drop the percent sign and move the decimal point two places to the left.

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170% converted to a fraction equals:

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The rate can be found by dividing the base into the portion.

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The portion can never be larger than the base.

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The base is calculated by dividing the portion into the rate.

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Ray Jene earns $900 a week at a Publix supermarket. Ray's payroll deductions are 28%. What is Ray's take-home pay?

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