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Definitions and facts from the NSW Year 8 Percentages Topic

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To convert a fraction to a percentage.   multiply the fraction by 100  
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% is the symbol for   Percent  
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Percentages are fractions measured out of ____   100  
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To convert a decimal to a percentage   multiply the decimal by 100  
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To convert a percentage to a decimal   divide the percentage by 100  
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To convert a percentage to a fraction   Change the % sign to a denominator of 100. Simplify the fraction if required.  
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To express one quantity as a percentage of another   Write a fraction with the ‘part amount’ as the numerator and the ‘whole amount’ as the denominator. Convert the fraction to a percentage by multiplying by 100%  
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To find a certain percentage of a quantity   Convert the required percentage to a decimal Change the ‘of’ to a multiplication sign. Multiply the decimal formed from the percentage by the amount  
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The unitary method   involves finding the value of ‘one unit’, usually 1%, then using this information to answer the question.  
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Profit   selling price – cost price  
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Loss   cost price – selling price  
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