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6.1 Basics of Percent 213
Drop the percent sign and move the decimal point (b) % is half of the tweets.
two places to the left. So, % of tweets is tweets.
(d) % (c) % is of the elm trees.
Move the decimal point one place to the left.
Drop the percent sign. Attach two zeros so the So, % of elm trees is elm trees.
decimal point can be moved two places to the left.
4. (a) %
(d) % is of the pounds.
Move the decimal point two places to the right. Move the decimal point one place to the left.
(The decimal point is not written with whole So, % of pounds is pound.
number percents.) Attach a percent sign.
(b) % (e) % is of the length.
Move the decimal point two places to the left.
Move the decimal point two places to the right and
So, % of feet is feet.
attach a percent sign.
(c) %
(f) % is of the money.
Move the decimal point two places to the right and Move the decimal point two places to the left.
attach a percent sign. So, % of $ is $.
(d) %
6.1 Section Exercises
Move the decimal point two places to the right and
attach a percent sign. 1. To write a percent as a decimal, drop the %
symbol and then divide by .
(e) %
Move the decimal point two places to the right and 2. A quick way to divide a number by is to move
attach a percent sign. the decimal point two places to the left.
30. % 43. Drop the percent sign and move the decimal point
two places to the left.
One zero is attached so the decimal point can be
moved two places to the right. Attach a percent Post secondary teachers: %
sign.
44. Drop the percent sign and move the decimal point
31. % two places to the left.
Move the decimal point two places to the right and Security guards: %
attach a percent sign.
45. Move the decimal point two places to the right and
32. % attach a percent sign.
Move the decimal point two places to the right and Customer service representatives: %
attach a percent sign.
46. Move the decimal point two places to the right and
33. %
attach a percent sign.
Move the decimal point two places to the right and
Carpenters: %
attach a percent sign.
47. Drop the percent sign and move the decimal point
34. %
two places to the left.
Move the decimal point two places to the right and
attach a percent sign. Cooks: %
35. % 48. Drop the percent sign and move the decimal point
two places to the left.
Move the decimal point two places to the right and
attach a percent sign. Management analysts: %
36. % 49. Move the decimal point two places to the right and
attach a percent sign.
Move the decimal point two places to the right and
attach a percent sign. of the population %
37. Answers will vary. Some possibilities: No 50. Move the decimal point two places to the right and
common denominators are needed with percents. attach a percent sign.
The denominator is always with percent,
of the money needed 8%
which makes comparisons easier to understand.
38. Answers will vary. Some possible answers: When 51. Drop the percent sign and move the decimal point
using discounts on purchases, calculating sales tax, two places to the left.
figuring interest on loans, examining investments, % above normal or
finding tips in restaurants, calculating interest on
savings, and doing math problems in this book. 52. Drop the percent sign and move the decimal point
two places to the left.
39. Drop the percent sign and move the decimal point
two places to the left. % greater than anticipated or
Truck drivers: % 53. % is all of the children.
So, % of children is children.
40. Drop the percent sign and move the decimal point
children are present.
two places to the left.
54. % is all of the adults.
Registered nurses: %
So, % of adults is adults.
41. Move the decimal point two places to the right and adults are think their taxes are too high.
attach a percent sign.
55. % is two times as many employees.
Physicians and surgeons: % So, % of employees is •
42. Move the decimal point two places to the right and employees There are employees this year.
attach a percent sign. 56. % is two times as many licenses.
Waiters and waitresses: % So, % of licenses is • licenses
They sold fishing licenses this season.
57. % is three times as many chairs. 69. (a) Since % means parts out of parts or
So, % of chairs is • chairs.
, the shortcut for finding % of a number is to
We'll need chairs. move the decimal point in the number one place to
the left.
58. % is three times as many friends.
So, % of friends is • friends. (b) Answers will vary. For example, % of $
She now has friends. is $
59. % is half of the tuition. 70.
(a) Since % means part out of parts or ,
So, % of $ is • $ $. the shortcut for finding % of a number is to move
Financial aid will pay $. the decimal point in the number two places to the
left.
60. % is half of the loan.
So, % of $ is • $ $. (b) Answers will vary. For example, % of $
The amount of the loan is $. is $.
61. % is found by moving the decimal point one 71. % or of the pet owners selected the devil
place to the left. costume for their pet.
So, % of commuters is commuters.
commuters carpool. 72. % or of the pet owners selected the pirate
costume for their pet.
62. % is found by moving the decimal point one
place to the left. 73. (a) The third longest bar, Witch, is the third-most-
So, % of dozen plants is dozen plants. popular costume.
The number of unsold plants will be dozen. (b) Witch was selected by % or of the
63. % is found by moving the decimal point two pet owners.
places to the left. 74. (a) The second longest bar, Pumpkin, is the
So % of plants is plants. second-most-popular costume.
plants are poisonous.
(b) Pumpkin was selected by % or of the
64. % is found by moving the decimal point two pet owners.
places to the left.
So, % of accidents is accidents. 75. % or of the motorists chose "Tailgating."
accidents were caused by mechanical failure.
76. % or of the motorists chose "Texting while
65. (a) Since % means parts out of parts, driving."
% is all of the number.
77. (a) "Speeding" was the violation that was least
(b) Answers will vary. For example, % of $ often chosen for the biggest fine.
is $
(b) % or of the motorists chose "Speeding."
66. (a) % means parts out of parts. That's
half of the number. A shortcut for finding % of 78. (a) "Running red light/stop light" was the
violation that was most often chosen for the
a number is to divide the number by .
biggest fine.
(b) Answers will vary. For example, % of $
is $ $ (b) % or of the motorists chose "Running
red light/stop light."
67. (a) Since % is two times a number, find %
of the number by multiplying the number by 79. % or of the children eat french fries.
(double it). 80. % or of the children eat pizza.
(b) Answers will vary. For example, % of $ 81. (a) The food eaten by the lowest portion of
is • $ $ children is candy.
68. (a) Since % is three times a number, find (b) % or of the children eat candy.
% of the number by multiplying the number by
(triple it). 82. (a) The food eaten by the highest portion of
children is hot dogs.
(b) Answers will vary. For example, % of $
is • $ $ (b) % or of the children eat hot dogs.
83. Ninety-five parts of the one hundred parts are 89. The shaded portions contain squares, so four of
shaded. them give us • shaded squares.
% %
Five parts of the one hundred parts are unshaded. squares of the one hundred squares
are unshaded.
%
%
84. Twenty parts of the one hundred parts are shaded. 90. The corner-shaded portions contain squares, so
four of them give us • shaded squares.
% The middle-shaded portion contains squares, so
the total number of shaded squares is
Eighty parts of the one hundred parts are
unshaded.
%
%
squares of the one hundred squares
85. Three parts of the ten parts are shaded. are unshaded.
%
%
Seven parts of the ten parts are unshaded.
6.2 Percents and Fractions
6.2 Margin Exercises
%
1. (a) %
86. Eight parts of the ten parts are shaded.
(b) %
%
(c) %
Two parts of the ten parts are unshaded.
(d) %
%
87. Fifty-five parts of the one hundred parts are (e) %
shaded.
(f) %
%
2. (a) %
Forty-five parts of the one hundred parts are
unshaded.
(b) %
%
(c) %
88. Thirty-seven parts of the one hundred parts are
shaded.
(d) %
%
•
Sixty-three parts of the one hundred parts are
unshaded. (e) %
% •
(f) % 4. (a) as a percent
%
•
(b) % as a fraction
3. (a) %
• • (c) as a fraction
•
(d) % as a fraction
Thus, %.
%
(b)
• • (e) as a percent
•
% or %
Thus,
%. (f) as a percent
(c) %
• •
(g) % as a fraction
•
%
Thus, %. (h) as a percent
(d) %
• •
• 6.2 Section Exercises
1. %
Thus,
%. Thus, %
is false.
(e) 2. %
• • Thus, %
is true.
•
3. %
Thus, % is true.
Thus, % or exactly %.
4. %
(f)
• • Thus, %
is false.
•
5. %
6. %
Thus,
% or exactly %.
30. 37.
• • • •
• •
Thus,
%. Thus, %.
31. 38.
• • • •
• •
Thus, %.
Thus,
%.
39.
32.
• •
• • •
•
Thus,
% (rounded).
Thus, %.
40.
33. • •
• • •
•
Thus, % (rounded).
Thus,
%.
41.
34. • •
•
• •
•
Thus,
% (rounded).
Thus,
%.
42.
35. As a different approach, we see that the • •
denominator, , can be multiplied by to get a •
denominator of . We'll multiply both the
numerator and denominator by .
• Thus, % (rounded).
%
•
43.
36. As a different approach, we see that the
denominator, , can be multiplied by to get a • •
denominator of . We'll multiply both the •
numerator and denominator by .
•
%
• Thus,
% (rounded).
70. There are many correct answers. The table of 77. (a) out of employees have iPhones.
percent equivalents shows some of the
possibilities.
fraction
71. out of people who used the Internet to find •
decimal
pet information, said they used it when buying a •
pet. % percent
90. (a) % of homes is • homes. Cross product:
• ,; • ,
(b) % of printers is printers.
The cross products are not equal, so the proportion
(c) % of $ is $. is false.
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2. (a) part , percent 3. (a) The number preceding the percent symbol is
part percent the percent. So, is the percent.
(b) The percent is . The number appears
whole
with the symbol %.
OR (c) The percent is because appears with the
• • word percent.
•
(d) The percent is . The number appears
• with the symbol %.
(e) The word percent has no number with it, so the
percent is the unknown part of the problem.
4. (a) The whole is since there are total
The whole is . tests.
(b) part , whole (b) The whole is since there are total
students.
OR
(c) For " tons of recyclables is % of what
• • number of tons?," the whole is, "what number," the
• unknown part of the problem.
5. (a) The percent is and the whole is .
is the remaining number, so the part is .
The percent is , written as %. Part Percent
(c) whole , percent Whole Always
32. % of how many is 39. is % of what number?
preschoolers preschoolers?
part percent whole
percent whole part unknown
unknown
Part Percent
Part Percent Whole unknown Always
Whole unknown Always
40. is % of what number?
33. What percent of $ is $?
part percent whole
percent whole part unknown
unknown Part Percent
Part unknown Percent Whole unknown Always
Whole Always
41. % of $ is what number?
34. What percent of $ is $?
percent whole part
percent whole part unknown
unknown Part unknown Percent
Part unknown Percent Whole Always
Whole Always 42. What amount is % of $?
35. What is % of $?
part percent whole
part percent whole unknown
unknown Part unknown Percent
Part unknown Percent Whole Always
Whole Always 43. Percent—the ratio of the part to the whole. It
What is % of homes? appears with the word percent or "%" after it.
36.
Whole—the entire quantity. It often appears after
the word of. Part—the part being compared with
part percent whole the whole.
unknown
44. A possible sentence is: Of the cars entering the
Part unknown Percent parking lot, cars, or %, had parking stickers
Whole Always on their windshields.
37. injections is % of what number percent ; whole ; part
of injections?
45. of computers is what percent?
part percent whole
unknown part whole percent
unknown
Part Percent
Part unknown Percent
Whole unknown Always
Whole Always
38. is % of how many
46. % of ounces is what number?
pallets percent pallets.
percent percent whole part
part whole
unknown unknown
Percent Part unknown Percent
Part
Whole Always
Whole unknown Always
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6.4 Using Proportions to Solve Percent 2. (a) % of , xrays %
Write % in decimal form as
Problems part ,
6.4 Margin Exercises % of , xrays is xrays.
1. (a) % of patients (b) % of miles %
percent is ; whole is part
part percent % of miles is miles.
whole
(c) % of dosages %
OR part
% of dosages is dosages.
• •
• (d) % of $ %
part
•
% of $ is $.
3. (a) Step 1 The problem asks us to find the
number of pieces of mail that are advertising
% of patients is patients. pieces.
(b) % of $
Step 2 The total number of pieces is , so the
percent is ; whole is whole is . The percent is . To find the
part percent number of advertising pieces, find the part.
whole
Step 3 is about and % is about
OR %, or To get an estimate, multiply by
• • to get
•
Step 4 Write % in decimal form as .
part •
% of $ is $.
(c) % of miles Step 5 There were advertising pieces of
percent is ; whole is mail.
part percent
Step 6 The exact answer, , is close to the
whole estimate, .
(b) Step 1 The problem asks us to find the
• • number of students who wear glasses or contact
• , lenses.
Step 2 The total number of students is , so
the whole is . The percent is . To find the
% of miles is miles.
number of students who wear glasses or contact
(d) % of kilowatts lenses, find the part.
percent is ; whole is
Step 3 is about , and % is about
part percent %, or
To get an estimate, multiply ,
whole
by to get
Step 4 part
• •
• , Step 5 students wear glasses or contact
lenses.
Step 6 The exact answer, , is close to the
% of kilowatts is kilowatts. estimate, .
4. (a) part is ; percent is (b) Step 1 The problem asks us to find the total
weight of a batch of cake mix.
OR
Step 2 The percent is . The part is
• • pounds. The whole is unknown.
contestants is % of who auditioned. Step 3 % is close to %, or , and the part
is close to . is about of the total
(b) part is ; percent is weight, so multiply by to get as an
estimate.
OR
• • Step 4 part is ; percent is
•
OR
• •
antiques is % of antiques. • ,
(c) part is ; percent is
OR Step 5 pounds of sugar is % of
• • pounds of cake mix.
•
Step 6 The exact answer matches the estimate.
6. (a) part is ; whole is
customers is % of customers.
(d) part is ; percent is OR
• •
•
•
• ,
$ is % of $.
miles is % of miles.
(b) part is ; whole is
5. (a) Step 1 The problem asks us to find the total
number of tons in the crop.
OR
Step 2 The percent is . The part is tons.
• •
The whole is unknown.
•
Step 3 % is about %, or , and is about
. is about of the total tons, so multiply
by to get as an estimate.
Internet companies is % of Internet
companies.
Step 4 OR
• • (c) part is ; whole is
•
OR
• •
• ,
Step 5 tons is % of tons.
Step 6 The exact answer, , is close to the
estimate, . trials is % of trials.
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34. part is ; whole is 40. part is ; whole is
OR
• • • •
• •
tweets is % of tweets. employees is % (rounded) of
employees.
35. part is ; whole is
41. % of $ cannot be less than $ because
OR % is greater than (%). The answer must
• • be greater than $.
• % of $ cannot be greater than $ because
% is less than (%). The answer must be
less than $.
42. Answers will vary. One example is:
downloaded songs is % of downloaded
There are vehicles in the parking lot and of
songs.
them are pickup trucks. What percent are pickup
36. part is ; whole is trucks? Total vehicles, , is the whole, and the
number of pickup trucks, , is the part.
OR
•
•
•
cartons is % of cartons.
37. part is ; whole is
or %
OR 43. (a) part is unknown; whole is ; percent is
• •
OR
•
• •
•
$ is % (rounded) of $.
38. part is ; whole is
The amount withheld is $.
OR (b) The amount remaining after the withholdings
is $ $ $.
• •
• 44. (a) whole is ,; percent is ; part is
unknown
$ is % (rounded) of $. ,
• , •
39. part is ; whole is
• ,
• •
• About accidents were caused by driver
distractions.
(b) The number of accidents caused by other
factors is , ,.
tires is % of tires.
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45. part is unknown; whole is ; percent is (b) The number of trips not using public
transportation is
,, , ,,
• • or million million million.
• ,
50. (a) whole is ; percent is ; part is unknown
OR
The number of people who check their e-mails • •
while working is . • ,
46. part is unknown; whole is ; percent is
The number of workers who recycle bottles and
• • cans is .
• , (b) whole is ; percent is ; part is unknown
OR
The number of people who check their e-mails in • •
bed is (rounded). • ,
47. part is unknown; whole is ; percent is
The number of workers who recycle paper
products and newspapers is .
• •
51. % of the children go to bed without brushing, so
• , % % % brush their teeth before
going to bed.
52. % of the children do not floss, so
The number of people who check their e-mails as % % % do floss.
soon as they wake up is (rounded).
53. % of
48. part is unknown; whole is ; percent is of the children brush less than one
minute.
54. % of
• • of the children brush only once a day.
• , 55. part is ; whole is ,; percent is unknown
OR
,
The number of people who check their e-mails • •
during meals is (rounded). •
49. (a) part is unknown; whole is ,,; percent
is
There are % of these jobs filled by women.
56. part is ,; whole is ,; percent is
,,
unknown
OR ,
,, OR
• ,, • ,
• ,, • •
•
,
The number of trips using public transportation is
, or million. They can identify % (rounded) of the words.
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57. part is ; whole is unknown; percent is % 66. part is unknown; whole is ; percent is
• • • •
• , • ,
She has monthly earnings of $ and yearly of the drivers in the – age group were
earnings of $ $,. pulled over by the police.
58. whole is unknown; percent is ; part is 67. percent is ; whole is ,; part is unknown
,,
,, OR
, ,
• , •
• • ,, • ,
• ,,,
,
,,
, ,
The total number of income tax returns that were products were successful.
filed years ago was ,, (rounded).
68. part is ,; percent is ; whole is unknown
59. After "Other" and "Private Label," the brand that
was purchased most often was Breyers. ,
60. % % % of ice cream purchases • , •
were of "Private Label" or "Other" brands. • ,,
61. % of people
,
part
part people (rounded) The amount of the investment is $,.
.. 69. If % of her customers paid for their orders using
people said they purchase Haagen-Dazs.
Pay Pal, then % % %, used some
62. % % % more people said they other method of payment.
purchase Blue Bell than Ben & Jerry's. part is unknown; whole is ; percent is
part
part people (rounded) OR
more people said they purchase Blue Bell than • •
Ben & Jerry's.
•
63. % of the drivers in the – age group were
pulled over by the police, so
% % % were not.
customers used some other method of
64. % of the drivers in the age group were payment.
pulled over by the police, so
% % % were not. 70. (a) If a family spends % of its earnings, then it
saves % % %.
65. part is unknown; whole is ; percent is part is unknown; whole is ; percent is
OR
• • •
• ,
The monthly savings is $.
of the drivers in the – age group were
pulled over by the police. (b) The annual savings is $ $.
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72. All percent problems involve a comparison 1. (a) % of policyholders %
between a part of something and the whole.
part percent • whole
73. Since there are grams of total carbohydrates per part
serving, and there are calories per gram of part
carbohydrates, there are
policy holders is % of policyholders.
•
calories per serving from total carbohydrates. (b) % of gallons %
(b) is % of what number? (d) The whole is and the part is .
part percent • whole part percent • whole
% •
•
containers is % of containers. is %.
(c) is % of what number? world class runners is % of runners.
inoculations is % of inoculations. There are total messages, so write whole next
to (also, follows of ).
(d) % of what number is ?
2. % of forums
part percent • whole
The percent sign follows , so write percent next
% % to
There are forums, so write whole next to
(also, follows of ).
3. part percent • whole
% of policies is policies.
%
3. (a) The whole is and the part is .
part percent • whole % of blood donors is blood donors.
•
• 4. part percent • whole
%
The percent sign follows , so write percent next % of gallons is gallons.
to 24. part percent • whole
"What number" follows of, so it is the "whole." % %
is the given portion of the whole, so write part
next to .
17. part percent • whole
% % of files is files.
25. When using the percent equation to solve for
percent, you must always change the decimal
answer to percent by moving the decimal point two
patients is % of patients. places to the right and attaching a % symbol.
26. When using the percent equation to solve for part 34. The correct answer is $. The error is in
or whole, you must always change the percent to a changing % to a decimal. % % ;
decimal by moving the decimal point two places to
the left and dropping the % symbol. $ $ Correct
27. part percent • whole Here are the incorrect answers and how your
• classmates got them.
•
% ; $ $ Incorrect
% ; $ $ Incorrect
% ; $ $ Incorrect
is %. tuxedos is % of tuxedos.
50. First find the monthly earnings. Add the sales tax to the purchase price.
$ is % of what number?
$ $ $
part percent • whole
Subtract the trade-in.
$ $ $
The total cost to the customer is $.
$ $, 56. Find the increase in sales.
% of , is what number?
Her annual earnings are $,.
part percent • whole
51. , is % of what number? ,
,
part percent • whole
, Add the increase to last year's sales.
, , , ,
, To the nearest whole number, , cars were
sold this year.
In , , Mustangs (rounded) were sold.
6.6 Solving Application Problems with
52. $ is % of what number? Percent
part percent • whole
6.6 Margin Exercises
1. Use the sales tax formula:
amount of sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
The sales tax rate is %.
His weekly sales were $.
(a) The cost of the bat is $.
53. part percent • whole
, % amount of sales tax %$
, $
$
There was an increase in sales of $,.
Therefore, the amount of sales this year is The total cost is $ $ $.
$, $, $,.
(b) The cost of the home theater system is $.
54. Find the increase in the mileage, then add it to the
amount of sales tax %$
old mileage.
$
part percent • whole $
The total cost is $ $ $.
Mileage of miles per gallon (c) The cost of the leather chair and ottoman is
(rounded) can be expected. $.
(d) The cost of the pickup truck is $,. 4. (a) A commission of $ and sales worth
$,:
amount of sales tax %$,
$, part
$ whole
The total cost is $, $ $,.
,
2. Use the sales tax formula: , • •
, • ,
sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
, ,
(a) The tax on a $ patio set is $.
amount of increase (part) percent 3. sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
original value (whole) %$
$
, $
, • •
, • , The amount of sales tax is $ and the total cost
is $ $ $.
, ,
4. sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
%$
The percent of increase is %.
$
(b) Flu cases rose from cases to cases. $
increase The amount of sales tax is $ and the total cost
is $ $ $.
OR 5. sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
• • $ • $
• •
The percent of increase is %. is %. The tax rate is % and the total cost is
$ $ $.
7. (a) The number of service calls decreased from
6. sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
to
$ • $
decrease •
amount of decrease (part)
original value (whole)
is %. The tax rate is % and the total cost is
$ $ $.
• • 7. sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
•
%$,
$,
$
The percent of decrease is %.
The amount of sales tax is $ (rounded) and
(b) The number of workers decreased from the total cost is $, $ $,.
to . 8. sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
decrease %$,
$,
$
• • The amount of sales tax is $ (rounded) and
• , the total cost is $, $ $,.
9. When solving commission problems, the whole is
the sales amount, the percent is the commission
The percent of decrease is %. rate, and the part is the commission.
10. To find the commission, multiply the rate of the
6.6 Section Exercises
commission by the sales amount.
1. When solving a sales tax problem, the cost of an 11. commission rate of commission • sales
item is the whole, the sales tax rate is the percent, %$
and the amount of sales tax is the part.
$
2. To find the amount of sales tax, multiply the sales $
tax rate by the cost of the item. The total cost is
The amount of commission is $.
the cost of the item plus the sales tax.
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12. commission rate of commission • sales 20. discount rate of discount • original price
%$ %$
$ $
$ $
The amount of commission is $. The amount of discount is $ (rounded) and the
sale price is $ $ $.
part percent
13.
whole 21. discount rate of discount • original price
$ • $
OR •
• •
•
is %. The rate of discount is % and the
sale price is $ $ $.
The rate of commission is %. 22. discount rate of discount • original price
part percent $ • $
14.
whole •
• • is %. The rate of discount is % and the
• , sale price is $ $ $.
23. sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
%$
The rate of commission is %. $
15. commission rate of commission • sales $
%$ The amount of discount is $ and the sale price
$ is $ $ $.
$
24. discount rate of discount • original price
The amount of commission is $ (rounded). %$
16. commission rate of commission • sales $
%$ $
$ The amount of discount is $ and the sale
$ price is $ $ $.
The amount of commission is $ (rounded). 25. Answers will vary. A sample answer follows:
On the basis of commission alone you would
17. When solving retail sales discount problems, the choose Company A. Other considerations might
original price is always the whole, the rate of be: reputation of the company; expense
discount is the percent, and the amount of discount allowances; other employee benefits; travel;
is the part. promotion and training.
18. To find the sale price in a retail discount problem, 26. Some answers might be:
subtract the amount of the discount from the calculating percent pay increases or decreases;
original price. changes in the cost of utilities, groceries, gasoline,
and insurance; changes in the value of investments;
19. discount rate of discount • original price
the economy (inflation or deflation).
%$
$ 27. The cost of skillets is
$ $ $.
The amount of discount is $ (rounded) and Since the cost of the skillets is "$ or more,"
the sale price is $ $ $. we need to add $ for shipping and insurance.
The sales tax is 32. sales tax tax rate • cost of item
%$ $ $. $ • $
•
Thus, the total cost is
$ $ $ $ (rounded).
28. The cost of sets of towels is is %. The sales tax rate is % (rounded).
is %. The rate of sales tax is %. The percent of decrease is % (rounded).
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37. discount rate of discount • original price 45. The price decreased $ $ $.
%$
decrease
$
original
$
The sale price of the coat is $ $ $.
• •
38. amount of discount rate of discount • original price
•
%$
$
$
The sale price of the washer/dryer set is The percent of decrease in price is %.
$ $ $. 46. The cost for generating electricity from the sun has
39. commission rate of commission • sales been brought down from cents per kilowatt
%$, hour to cents.
$,
decrease cents
$
decrease
Strong's commission is $.
original
40. commission rate of commission • sales
%$,
OR
$,
• •
$
•
Ferns' commission is $.
41. commission rate of commission • sales
$ • $, The percent of decrease is % (rounded).
• ,
, , 47. discount rate of discount • original price
%$
is % $
$
The rate of commission for Keyes is %.
42. commission rate of commission • sales The sale price is $ $ $.
$ • $, sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
• , %$
, , $
$
is about %
The cost of the dictionary is
The rate of commission for Vargas is
$ $ $ (rounded).
% (rounded).
43. discount rate of discount • original price 48. discount rate of discount • original price
%$ %$
$ $
$
$
The discount is $, and the sale price is The sale price is $ $ $.
$ $ $.
sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
44. discount rate of discount • original price %$
%$, $
$, $
$
The cost of the fax machine is
The discount is $, and the sale price is $ $ $ (rounded).
$, $ $,.
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49. sales commission rate of commission • sales 55. The fly fishing rod and the spinning rod cost
%$, $ $ $.
$,
$ excise tax rate of tax • cost of item
%$
The sales representative gets $
% % %
$
commission for agent %$
sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
$
$ %$
$
The agent receives $.
$ (rounded)
50. member fee %$,,
$,, The total cost is $ $ $ $
$, (rounded).
association fee %member fee 56. From Exercise 55, the two taxes added together
$, give us a total tax of $ $ $.
$, The combined tax rate is % % %.
The association will get $,. sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
51. discount rate of discount • original price %$
%$, $
$, $ (rounded)
$
Yes, the answers are the same since both taxes are
The sale price is calculated on the same selling price.
$, $ $,.
57. sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
%$
%$,
$
$,
$
$
Excise tax from table: $
The total cost of the boat is
$, $ $, (rounded). The total cost is
52. amount of discount $ $ $ $.
rate of discount • original price
58. No. In Exercise 57 the excise tax of $ cannot
%$,
be added to the sales tax rate of % because the
$,
excise tax is an amount, not a percent.
$
The sale price is $, $ $. 6.7 Simple Interest
sales tax rate of tax • cost of item 6.7 Margin Exercises
%$ 1. (a) $ at % for year
$
••
$
The total price is
$ $ $.
The interest is $.
Relating Concepts (Exercises 53–58)
(b) $ at % for year
53. The percent equation is
••
part percent • whole
54. The sales tax formula is
sales tax rate (percent) of tax • cost of item The interest is $.
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•• ••
,
5. $ at % for year
••
The interest is $.
The interest is $.
4. (a) $ at % for months
6. $ at % for year
••
••
The interest is $.
The interest is $. 7. $ at % for years
••
fraction
•
decimal
•
The interest is $. 17. $ at % for months
9. $ at % for years
••
••
•• ••
The interest is $.
The interest is $.
11. $, at % for years
19. $ at % for months
••
••
,
The interest is $.
••
The interest is $.
The interest is $.
13. months
21. $ at % for months
fraction
••
•
decimal
•
14. months (rounded)
The interest is $.
fraction
• 22. $ at % for months
decimal
•
••
15. months
fraction
(rounded)
•
decimal The interest is $.
•
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,
•• ••
(rounded)
,
••
$
The total amount due is $.
(rounded) 29. $ at % for months
The interest is $.
••
25. $ at % for year
••
The interest is $.
The interest is $. total amount due principal interest
total amount due principal interest $ $
$ $ $
$
The total amount due is $.
The total amount due is $.
30. $ at % for months
26. $ at % for months
••
••
The interest is $.
The interest is $. total amount due principal interest
total amount due principal interest $ $
$ $ $ $
The total amount due is $. The total amount due is $.
27. $ at % for months 31. $ at % for months
••
••
(rounded)
The interest is $.
The interest is $.
total amount due principal interest
total amount due principal interest
$ $
$ $
$
$
The total amount due is $. The total amount due is $ (rounded).
•• ••
He will earn $ in interest.
The interest is $.
38. $, at % for years
total amount due principal interest
$ $ ••
$ ,000
,
The total amount due is $.
She will earn $, in interest.
33. $, at % for months
39. $, at % for months
,
••
,
••
,
(rounded) ,
The interest is $. The amount of interest is $,.
,
•• 41. $ at % for months
••
(rounded)
The interest is $. (rounded)
total amount due principal interest The interest is $.
$, $ total amount due principal interest
$, $ $
The total amount due is $, (rounded). $
35. The answer should include: The total amount due is $ (rounded).
Amount of principal—This is the amount of money 42. $ at % for months
borrowed or loaned.
Interest rate—This is the percent used to calculate ••
the interest.
Time of loan—The length of time that money is
months
year
year year. The total amount due is $.
43. $, at % for months 49. The total cost of the bird cages is
• $ $.
,
••
The amount borrowed is % of $.
He will earn $ in interest.
44. $, at % for months $ at % for years
••
,
••
,
The amount of interest they will owe is The interest is $.
$,.
total amount due principal interest
45. $ at % for months $ $
$
••
The total amount due is $.
50. The total cost of the earth movers is
• $, $,,.
She will earn $ in interest every months.
46. $ at % for months The amount borrowed is % of $,,.
,,
••
,,
$,, at % for years
(rounded)
••
The amount of the penalty is $ (rounded). ,,
47. (a) $ at % for years ,
9. To find the compound amount for a deposit of The compound amount is $, (rounded).
$ at % for years, you can multiply 19. $ at % for years
$ % column, row of the table gives .
$ (rounded).
20. $ at % for years
10. To find the compound amount for a deposit of
$ at % for years, you can multiply % column, row of the table gives .
$ $. 21. $ at % for years
11. $ at % for years % column, row of the table gives .
% % % 22. $ at % for years
$ $
% column, row of the table gives .
The compound amount is $.
23. $ at % for years
12. $ at % for years
% column, row of the table gives .
% % %
$ $ compound amount $
$
The compound amount is $ (rounded).
interest compound amount original deposit
13. $ at % for years
interest $ $
% % %
$
$ $
24. $, at % for years
The compound amount is $ (rounded).
% column, row of the table gives .
14. $ at % for years
compound amount $,
% % %
$,
$ $
interest $, $,
The compound amount is $ (rounded). $
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25. $ at % for years 33. (a) $, at % compounded annually for
years
% column, row of the table gives .
% column, row from the table is .
compound amount $
compound amount $,
$
$,
interest $ $
$ The total amount that should be repaid is
$,.
26. $ at % for years
(b) The amount of interest earned is
% column, row of the table gives . $, $, $,
compound amount $ 34. (a) $, at % compounded annually for
$, years
interest $, $ % column, row from the table is .
$
compound amount $,
27. $ at % for years $,
% column, row of the table gives . The total amount that they will have at the end of
years is $,.
compound amount $
(b) The amount of interest earned is
$,
interest $, $ $, $, $,.
$ (rounded) 35. (a) $, at % compounded annually for
years
28. $, at % for years
% column, row from the table is .
% column, row of the table gives .
compound amount $,
compound amount $, $,
$,
After years she will have $,. After the
interest $, $, $, deposit, she will have $,.
$ (rounded)
% column, row from the table is .
29. Compound interest is interest paid on past interest
compound amount $,
as well as on the principal. Many people describe
$,
compound interest as "interest on interest."
The total amount will be $, (rounded).
30. Compound amount is the total amount, original
deposit plus interest on deposit, at the end of the (b) The amount of interest earned is
compound interest period. The interest is found by $, $, $, $,.
subtracting the original deposit from the compound 36. (a) $, at % compounded annually for
amount. years
31. $, at % compounded annually for years % column, row from the table is .
% column, row of the table gives . compound amount $,
$,
compound amount $,
$, After years she will have $,. After the
second $, deposit, she will have $,.
He will have $, at the end of years. % column, row from the table is .
32. $, at % compounded annually for years compound amount $,
% column, row of the table gives . $,
After years she will have $, (rounded).
compound amount $,
$, (b) The amount of interest earned is
$, $, $, $,.
She must repay $,.
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37. part is ; percent is ; whole is unknown. 43. Add % of to . part is unknown; whole is
; percent is
OR
• •
• • •
•
miles is % of miles.
38. part is ; percent is ; whole is unknown. The number of shark attacks on humans this year
was (rounded).
44. part ; whole ; percent is unknown.
•
(use a calculator)
,
% of the shoppers are seniors.
,
45. part percent • whole
% of , cases is cases.
%
39. part is ; whole is ; percent is unknown.
% of $ is $.
• • 46. part percent • whole
• , %
% of trucks is trucks.
tulip bulbs is % of tulip bulbs. 47. part percent • whole
40. part is ; whole is ; percent is unknown. •
•
OR
• •
• is %. ounces is % of
ounces.
48. part percent • whole
dinner rolls is % (rounded) of dinner •
rolls. •
41. part is ; whole is ; percent is unknown.
is %. meters is % of
OR
meters.
• •
• 49. part percent • whole
pairs is % (rounded) of pairs.
42. part is ; whole is ; percent is unknown.
miles is % of miles.
OR 50. part percent • whole
• •
•
cans is % (rounded) of cans. $ is % of $.
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51. sales tax rate of tax • cost of item 58. $ at % for years
%$
••
$
$
The sales tax is $ and the total cost is
$ $ $.
The interest is $.
52. sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
$ • $ 59. $ at % for months
•
••
is %
The tax rate is % and the total cost is
The interest is $.
$ $ $.
60. $ at % for months
53. commission rate of commission • sales
%$
••
$
$
price is
$ $ $. The total amount due is
56. discount rate of discount • original price $ $ $.
$ • $ 63. $ at % for years
•
% column, row of the table gives .
compound amount $
is % $
interest $ $
The rate of discount is % and the sale price is
$
$ $ $.
64. $ at % for years
57. $ at % for year
% column, row of the table gives .
••
compound amount $
$
interest $ $
The interest is $. $ (rounded)
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1,%
two places to the left. ••
82. [6.1] % ,
Move the decimal point two places to the right and
attach a percent sign.
• The interest is $ and the total amount due is
83. [6.2] % $, $ $,.
•
93. [6.4] (a) part is ; whole is ;
84. [6.2] % percent is unknown.
85. [6.2]
• •
%
• • ,
86. [6.2]
• •
The percent of adults who have a smoke alarm in
•
• their home is % (rounded).
(b) part is ; whole is ;
or percent is unknown.
% or %
87. [6.2] •
• ,
•
%
•
The percent of adults who have a carbon monoxide
88. [6.2]
detector in their home is % (rounded).
• •
• 94. [6.8] (a) $, at % compounded annually
• for years
% % %
$,
Thus, %.
$,
• The compound amount is $,.
89. [6.2] %
• (b) The amount of interest is
, , $, $, $,.
• 95. [6.6] Add the two sales.
90. [6.2] %
•
$, $, $,
91. [6.7] $, at % for months
amount of commission
, %
•• rate of commission • amount of sales
% $,
, $,
$
The commission that he earned was $.
The interest earned is $.
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96. [6.6] increase 100. [6.6] decrease
Use the percent proportion. Use the percent proportion.
•
• •
•
• ,
The percent of decrease is % (rounded).
The increase is % (rounded).
Chapter 6 Test
97. [6.6] amount of discount 1. %
rate of discount • original price Drop the percent sign and move the decimal point
%$ two places to the left.
$ 2. %
$ is attached so the decimal point can be moved
two places to the right. Attach a percent sign.
The price is $ $ $. 3. %
Move the decimal point two places to the right and
sales tax rate of tax • cost of item
attach a percent sign.
%$
$ 4. % or %
$ (rounded) Move the decimal point two places to the right and
attach a percent sign.
The cost of the washer/dryer set is 5. % or
Drop the percent sign and move the decimal point
$ $ $. two places to the left.
6. %
98. [6.3] part ; percent ; whole is unknown
Drop the percent sign, attach two zeros on the left,
and move the decimal point two places to the left.
•
7. %
• • •
•
8. %
•
9. %
There were boaters (rounded) in the survey. •
10.
99. [6.5] % % % % % %
% % and % % %, so the • •
couple saves % of their earnings. •
Jack's yearly income is
Thus,
% or %.
$ • $,.
•
11. %
Their total yearly income is •
12. part is ; percent is ; whole is unknown
$, $, $,. Use the percent proportion.
The amount saved is OR
• •
% of $, $,
$,.
sacks is % of sacks.
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13. part is ; whole is ; percent is unknown. 19. The interest formula is • • .
Use the percent proportion. If time is in months, it is expressed as a fraction
with as the denominator. If time is expressed in
years, it is placed over or shown as a decimal
OR
number. Problems will vary. Some possibilities
• • are:
•
$
• •
$
$ is % of $. $ $
14. part is ,; percent is ; whole is unknown. 20. amount of discount
Use the percent proportion. rate of discount • original price
, %$
$
• , • $
• ,,
The amount of discount is $. The sale price
,, is $ $ $.
••
17. decrease
OR
• •
• The interest on the loan is $.
24. $, at % for months