Percent Problem Solving – Grade 6
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1. Of the 800 students attending school games, twenty-five percent are playing soccer. How many students are playing soccer?
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2. Question
2. The original price of a toy was $15. If the price is reduced by 20%, what is the new price of the toy?
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3. Question
3. George bought a car at $5000 and sold it at $5500. What percent profit did he make?
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4. Question
4. If 20% of n is equal to 40, what is n?
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5. Question
5. What percent of 1 hour is 15 minutes?
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6. Question
6. The bill in a restaurant totaled $60.00. We wanted to give a tip of 20%. How much money did we pay altogether?
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7. Edward bought 18 pizzas. Mike bought 12 pizzas. What percentage of the total number of pizzas, did Mike buy?
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8. Question
8. After going shopping we had only 10% of our money left. We spend $180. How much money did we have at first?
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9. Andy and Joe both bought the same computer. Andy paid $2,500, but Joe got a 15% discount. How much did Joe pay?
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10. Mother gave me some money. I could choose between 15% of $1,500 or 25% of $1,000. Which amount did I choose?
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