asolving applied problems involving percent. bsolve applied problems involving percent of increase...

3
a Solving applied problems involving percent. b Solve applied problems involving percent of increase or percent of decrease. Example – solve using translation or a proportion (4 step process) There have been a total of 54 presidential elections. In some cases a president was re-elected to office accounting for our 43 presidents. The president’s who died in office were elected in 13 elections of the 54. In what percent of the elections did the president die? Section 7.5 1

Upload: chloe-merritt

Post on 14-Jan-2016

213 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: ASolving applied problems involving percent. bSolve applied problems involving percent of increase or percent of decrease. Example – solve using translation

Section 7.5 1

a Solving applied problems involving percent.b Solve applied problems involving percent of

increase or percent of decrease.

Example – solve using translation or a proportion (4 step process)There have been a total of 54 presidential elections. In some cases a president was re-elected to office accounting for our 43 presidents. The president’s who died in office were elected in 13 elections of the 54. In what percent of the elections did the president die?

Page 2: ASolving applied problems involving percent. bSolve applied problems involving percent of increase or percent of decrease. Example – solve using translation

Section 7.5 2

A family pays a monthly electric bill of $172.00. With careful monitoring they can reduce their bill to $163.40. What is the percent of decrease? (hint: you will need to find the AMOUNT of decrease before you find the % of decrease.)

Page 3: ASolving applied problems involving percent. bSolve applied problems involving percent of increase or percent of decrease. Example – solve using translation

3Section 7.5

A computer technician earns a starting salary of $46,000 for one year and receives a 4% raise the following year. What is the new salary?

Homework: Problems 3, 9, 13, 33, 37 Work each problem as demonstrated in class using the 4 step process.