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Here are some percentages and decimals. Match them up with their decimal equivalent.

50%. 0.05. Here are some percentages and decimals. Match them up with their decimal equivalent. 75%. 0.023. 0.01. 1%. 0.23. 99%. 0.99. 0.1%. 0.25. 5%. 0.001. 23%. 10%. 0.1. 2.3%. 0.5. 25%. 0.75. Pen (press esc to cancel). Percentages with multipliers.

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Here are some percentages and decimals. Match them up with their decimal equivalent.

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  1. 50% 0.05 Here are some percentages and decimals. Match them up with their decimal equivalent. 75% 0.023 0.01 1% 0.23 99% 0.99 0.1% 0.25 5% 0.001 23% 10% 0.1 2.3% 0.5 25% 0.75 Pen (press esc to cancel)

  2. Percentages with multipliers We can use these decimal equivalents to work out percentages on a calculator nice and quickly. Example. 63% of 765 The multiplier for this percentage is 0.63 ( notice it’s the same as the decimal equivalent) So 63% of 765 = 0.63 x 765 = 481.95 Remember – to change a percentage to a decimal you have to divide it by 100!

  3. Percentages with multipliers Here is another example Example. 7% of 48 The multiplier for this percentage is 0.07 ( not 0.7 as some people might think) So 7% of 48 = 0.07 x 48 = 3.36

  4. Now try these using your calculator 336.6 6% of 490 108 72% of 150 20.79 12% of 435 19.2 99% of 340 52.2 3% of 693 294 24% of 80 Pen (press esc to cancel)

  5. Percentages with multipliers Now it’s your turn. Use your calculator and what you now know about multipliers to complete the crossnumber.

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