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Thursday, December 1 st Please Complete Warm Up and take out homework (Worksheet) Did you write down your homework? WARM UP Find the missing value to make a proportion 1. 2. 4 5 6 x 3 12 8 n

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Thursday , December 1 st. Please Complete Warm Up and take out homework (Worksheet) Did you write down your homework?. Warm Up. Find the missing value to make a proportion 1. 2 . . Corny Joke of the Day. How did the hammerhead shark do on his quiz? He Nailed it!. Next Checkpoint is - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Thursday, December 1st

• Please Complete Warm Up and take out homework (Worksheet)• Did you write down your

homework?

WARM UPFind the missing value to make a

proportion1. 2. 45 6

x 3 12

8n

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Corny Joke of the Day

How did the hammerhead

shark do on his quiz?

He Nailed it!

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Next Checkpoint is

TOMORROW

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Did you know?!?!?For most people, the ratio of thelength of their head to their total

height is 1:7. Use proportions to testyour measurements and see if they

match this ratio.

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What did Rudolph do Wrong?Fives pounds of sugar

cookies cost $20 dollars, but he only needs 3

pounds

5$20 3lbs x

lbs

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Homework Answers

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Proportion Race□Each group will get

a stack of proportions

□You must find each missing value

□Then, you must put them from least to greatest based on the missing value

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Word Problem Pass□Each group will be assigned one

word problem□ In your groups you must: Show your proportionShow work to show answer

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Percent

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What is percent?

Most states charge sales tax on items you purchase. Sales tax is a percent of the item’s price. A percent is a ratio of a number to 100.You can remember that percent means “per hundred.” For example, 8% means “8 per hundred,” or “8 out of 100.”

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If a 1% sales tax goes to SPLOST that means:• For every $1.00 you spend, you pay $0.01 to splost.• For every $10.00 you spend, you pay $0.10 in sales tax.• For every $100 you spend, you pay $1 in sales tax.

Because percent means “per hundred,” 100% means “100 out of 100.” This is why 100% is often used to mean “all” or “the whole thing.”

Splost

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Group ActivityEach group must make the

most create a sign that reads:

% equals ratio of a number to 100

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Visual RepresentationUse a 10-by-10-square grid to model 17%.

A 10-by-10 square grid has 100 squares.

17% means “17 out of 100” or .

Shade 17 squares out of 100 squares.

17100

___

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Writing percents as fractions

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SOOOOO easy

1.Place number over 100

2.Simplify fractionEx: 40%=40/100=2/5

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#1

Write 35% as a fraction in simplest form.

Write the percent as a fraction with a denominator of 100.

Write the fraction in simplest form.

35% = 35100

___

35 ÷ 5100 ÷ 5

_______ = 720 __

Written as a fraction, 35% is . 720 __

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#2

Write 65% as a fraction in simplest form.

Write the percent as a fraction with a denominator of 100.

Write the fraction in simplest form.

65% = 65100

___

65 ÷ 5100 ÷ 5

_______ = 1320

__

Written as a fraction, 65% is . 1320 __

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Writing percents as decimals

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SOOOOO easy TOO

1.Move decimal place over TWICE to the

LEFT40% = .4

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Try together!

60%

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You Try

1.25%

2. 4%

3. 99%

4._____%

5._____%

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ApplicationA store clerk has an 8% sales increase.

Write the increase as a fraction in simplest form and as a decimal.

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Homework

Study

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