This math topic focuses on calculating 5% of given numbers, introducing the concept of finding specific percentages. It challenges students with multiple-choice questions to identify 5% of a series of numbers, such as 60, 80, and 100. Correct answers involve elementary percentage calculations and offer basic practice in understanding and applying the concept of percentages. This is part of a broader introductory unit on percentages.
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morePercent of a number (5%) - Concept Intro Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Percent of a number (5%) - Concept Intro (Level 2)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Percentages - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/percentages_intro/ |
1
| If a 10% tip is $8, what would a 5% tip be? |
a
| 400 |
b
| 0.8 |
c
| 4.1 |
d
| 4 |
e
| 4.5 |
f
| 0.4 |
2
| If a 10% tip is $8, what would a 5% tip be? |
a
| 4.4 |
b
| 0.8 |
c
| 400 |
d
| 4 |
e
| 0.9 |
f
| 4.3 |
3
| If a 10% tip is $8, what would a 5% tip be? |
a
| 4.3 |
b
| 4 |
c
| 40 |
d
| 400 |
e
| 0.8 |
f
| 0.4 |
4
| If a 10% tip is $10, what would a 5% tip be? |
a
| 5 |
b
| 1.1 |
c
| 50 |
d
| 500 |
e
| 0.5 |
f
| 5.1 |
5
| If a 10% tip is $8, what would a 5% tip be? |
a
| 0.8 |
b
| 4.5 |
c
| 4 |
d
| 0.4 |
e
| 400 |
f
| 0.9 |
6
| If a 10% tip is $10, what would a 5% tip be? |
a
| 5 |
b
| 1 |
c
| 5.1 |
d
| 500 |
e
| 5.4 |
f
| 0.5 |
7
| If a 10% tip is $8, what would a 5% tip be? |
a
| 4.1 |
b
| 4 |
c
| 400 |
d
| 0.8 |
e
| 0.4 |
f
| 0.9 |