Applications of Percent Section 7.4. The freshman class of 450 students is 36% of all students at State College. How many students go to State College?

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Applications of Percent Section 7.4

The freshman class of 450 students is 36% of all students at State College. How many students go to State College? State the problem in words, then translate to an equation. Equation Method In words: In words: 450 is 36% of what number? Solve: Solve: 450  0.36x Translate:450  36% x 2 Martin-Gay, Prealgebra, 5ed

The freshman class of 450 students is 36% of all students at State College. How many students go to State College? State the problem in words, then translate to a proportion. Proportion Equation Method In words: In words: 450 is 36% of what number? Translate and Solve: amountbasepercent 3 Martin-Gay, Prealgebra, 5ed

Percent Increase Percent Decrease percent increase percent increase  percent decrease percent decrease  In each case write the quotient as a percent. Helpful Hint Make sure that this number in the denominator is the original number and not the new number. 4

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