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Question 1
Multiple Choice
Match the following terms with their definitions. -Hundredth %
Question 2
Multiple Choice
Match the following terms with their definitions. -Portion larger than base
Question 3
Multiple Choice
Ford Motor Company sells the Fusion Hybrid SE for $26,340. The Fusion Titanium sells for $30,490. What is the percentage increase in price for the Titanium over the Fusion SE? (Round to tenth.)
Question 4
True/False
0.5% means 5/10 of 1%.
Question 5
Multiple Choice
Lee Wong receives an annual salary of $65,000 from CVS Pharmacy. Today his boss informs him that he will be getting a $3,000 raise. The percent increase rounded to the nearest tenth of a percent is:
Question 6
Multiple Choice
Match the following terms with their definitions. -Base larger than portion
Question 7
Multiple Choice
750 is what percent of 900? (Round to nearest tenth of a percent.)
Question 8
True/False
To convert a percent to a decimal, drop the percent sign and move the decimal point two places to the left.
Question 9
Short Answer
Convert the following decimal to percent: 9
Question 10
True/False
To convert a decimal to percent, divide the number by 100 and add the % sign.
Question 11
Multiple Choice
Barnes & Noble bookstore ordered 800 art books. On verifying the order, only 160 books were actually received. The percent of the order missing was:
Question 12
Short Answer
22 is 72% of ________ (round to the tenth):
Question 13
Multiple Choice
Match the following terms with their definitions. -Percent decrease
Question 14
Short Answer
Joyce Clark is reviewing the accounts receivable of Moe's Hardware. Credit customers paid $80,000 this month. This represents 30% of all receivables due. What are Moe's total accounts receivable? (Round to nearest dollar.)