This math topic focuses on understanding and converting percentages into equivalent fractions. Specifically, it involves setting up the part and whole correctly in equations derived from real-world scenarios to find unknown values such as the total number, percentages, or specific parts. Each problem provides a statement (e.g., "8 is 20% of what total number?"), and learners need to identify the correct fraction structure representation with given parts and wholes. The problems range in complexity and help learners visualize and solve percentage problems systematically.
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morePercent as Equivalent Fraction - Sentence to Grid (10%) Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Percent as Equivalent Fraction - Sentence to Grid (10%) (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Percentages - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/percentages_intro/ |
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| Set up the part and whole correctly for this percent problem |
| 16 out of 80 is what percent? |
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| Set up the part and whole correctly for this percent problem |
| What number is 80% of 70? |
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| Set up the part and whole correctly for this percent problem |
| 28 out of 40 is what percent? |
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| Set up the part and whole correctly for this percent problem |
| What number is 40% of 40? |
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| Set up the part and whole correctly for this percent problem |
| 25 out of 50 is what percent? |
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| Set up the part and whole correctly for this percent problem |
| 27 out of 90 is what percent? |
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| Set up the part and whole correctly for this percent problem |
| 24 is 30% of what total number? |
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