10 Answered Questions for the topic Percentage Problems

Percentage Problems

08/31/18

I have a planned amount of 1. The actual amount I got is 29. They calculated this to be a 3839% increase. Can you explain how they got that percentage?

Target amount 1. Actual amount 29. Variance 28.  Given percentage for the variance is 3839%. How was this percentage calculated. 
Percentage Problems

08/26/18

A shirt was reduced by 20%. Including the 5% sales tax, Cyndi paid $15.54. What was the original price of the shirt before the discount was applied?

Please explain in kid friendly terms, thanks.
Percentage Problems

04/01/18

An amount was INCREASED by 25% to 225. What was the original amount?

Can i have the solution to this problem ?
Percentage Problems

01/17/18

30% of the students in a maths class received 'A'.if 18 students received 'A' what is the total number of children in the class

30% of the students in a maths class received 'A'.if 18 students received 'A' what is the total number of children in the class
Percentage Problems

01/08/18

A part of this question i don't get. Percentage increase

Over 3 years, 5.5 cents is increased exponentially by the same percentage each year to 7.7 cents. Calculate percentage increase *each year*   And the solution is : 5.5 * X3=7.7 so my answer was... more

Probability for a draw

What is the probability of person A and person B selecting each other’s names in a draw for Secret Santa (20 participants in total)
Percentage Problems

12/01/17

In a sale a TV is reduced from £400 to £320.What is the percentage reduction?

 Please help me with this question.It is a Year 8 Revision question.Or can you find the website of this paper and send it to me .
Percentage Problems Problem Solving

11/27/17

How much wil they recive

ommy and erin are given 100$ savings bond by thier uncle ken.they are to share the bond.the bond growsata rate of 5% every year and can be redeemd early without penalty.if they fedeem the bond... more

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