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Get Ready for Statistics: Corequisites
Percents, Decimals, and Fractions

 

Problem  1

Write each percent as a fraction with a denominator of \(100\).

  1. \(33\%\)

  2. \(6\%\)

  3. \(160\%\)

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Mrs. Mooney
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Preston
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Stephanie
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Edwin
Problem  2

Change \(35.2\%\) to a decimal.

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Preston
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Edwin
Problem  3

Write each percent as a decimal.

  1. \(37\%\)

  2. \(68\%\)

  3. \(120\%\)

  4. \(0.8\%\)

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Preston
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Stephanie
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Edwin
Problem  4

Change \(0.5\%\) to a decimal.

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Julieta
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Preston
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Stephanie
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Edwin
Problem  5

Write each decimal as a percent.

  1. \(0.27\)

  2. \(4.89\)

  3. \(0.5\)

  4. \(0.09\)

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Julieta
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Preston
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Stephanie
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Edwin
Problem  6

A softball player has a batting average of \(0.650\). Write this number as a percent.

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Stephanie
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Nathan
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Edwin
Problem  7

Write each percent as a fraction in lowest terms.

  1. \(19\%\)

  2. \(45\%\)

  3. \(36\%\)

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Julieta
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Preston
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Stephanie
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Edwin
Problem  8

Change \(4.5\%\) to a fraction.

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Stephanie
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Edwin
Problem  9

Change \(32\frac{1}{2}\%\) to a fraction.

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Katrina
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Nathan
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Julieta
Problem  10

Change \(\dfrac{7}{10}\) to a percent.

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Mrs. Mooney
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Stephanie
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Aaron
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Edwin
Problem  11

Change \(\dfrac{3}{8}\) to a percent.

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Nathan
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Stephanie
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Gordon
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Edwin
Problem  12

Change \(\dfrac{5}{12}\) to a percent.

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Stephanie
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Aaron
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Edwin
Problem  13

Change \(2\frac{1}{2}\) to a percent.

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Gordon
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Stephanie
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Mrs. Mooney
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Edwin
Problem  14

What number is \(15\%\) of \(63\)?

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Mr. McKeague
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Stephanie
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Nathan
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David
Problem  15

What percent of \(42\) is \(21\)?

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Mr. McKeague
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Stephanie
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Aaron
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David
Problem  16

\(25\) is \(40\%\) of what number?

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Mr. McKeague
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Nathan
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David
Problem  17

What number is \(43.5\%\) of \(25\)?

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Katrina
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Aaron
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David
Problem  18

What percent of \(78\) is \(31.9\)?

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Katherine
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Katrina
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Nathan
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David
Problem  19

\(34\) is \(29\%\) of what number?

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Katherine
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Katrina
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Aaron
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David
Problem  20

What number is \(15\%\) of \(63\)? (Use proportions.)

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Katrina
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Aaron
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Edwin
Problem  21

What percent of \(42\) is \(21\)? (Use proportions.)

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Mr. McKeague
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Katrina
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Gordon
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Julieta
Problem  22

\(25\) is \(40\%\) of what number? (Use proportions.)

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Edwin
Problem  23

A group of 20 college students was asked to indicate how many hours they spent on social media today. The results are listed below.  Use the results to construct a frequnecy table.

2, 6, 10, 3, 1, 0, 5, 8, 0, 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 0, 3, 7, 2, 1, 10

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Joshua
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Lauren
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Cynthia