This math topic focuses on calculating the percentage change when a number grows by varying increments, specifically multiples of 10%. It includes a sequence of problems where students must determine the new percentage after an initial amount is increased to a higher value. Each question provides a base percentage calculation (e.g., 10% of a number) and then asks for the percentage change when that number is increased to a specified amount. The goal is to strengthen understanding of percentage increase, an introductory part of learning about percentages. Multiple choice answers are given for each problem to assess understanding.

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Percent change in a growing number (10% multiples) - Concept Intro Worksheet

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Percent change in a growing number (10% multiples) - Concept Intro
1
If paying $22 for a $20 meal is a 10% tip, what tip percent would paying $30 be?
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a
30%
b
80%
c
60%
d
40%
e
90%
f
50%
2
If paying $55 for a $50 meal is a 10% tip, what tip percent would paying $95 be?
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a
90%
b
120%
c
70%
d
80%
e
130%
f
114%
3
If paying $11 for a $10 meal is a 10% tip, what tip percent would paying $14 be?
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a
40%
b
85%
c
20%
d
50%
e
37%
f
64%
4
If paying $77 for a $70 meal is a 10% tip, what tip percent would paying $105 be?
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a
20%
b
68%
c
50%
d
80%
e
65%
f
30%
5
If paying $33 for a $30 meal is a 10% tip, what tip percent would paying $57 be?
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a
90%
b
80%
c
70%
d
100%
e
87%
f
130%
6
If paying $44 for a $40 meal is a 10% tip, what tip percent would paying $56 be?
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a
10%
b
30%
c
80%
d
60%
e
13%
f
40%
7
If paying $77 for a $70 meal is a 10% tip, what tip percent would paying $98 be?
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a
49%
b
30%
c
70%
d
60%
e
76%
f
40%
8
If paying $55 for a $50 meal is a 10% tip, what tip percent would paying $70 be?
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a
79%
b
40%
c
60%
d
80%
e
30%
f
10%