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Chapter 6 Lesson 7Using Percent Equations
Pgs. 298-302
What you will learn:
Solve percent problems using percent equations
Solve real-life problems involving discount and interest
Vocabulary
Percent Equation (298): an equivalent form of the percent proportion in which the percent is written as a decimal
Discount (299): the amount by which the regular price of an item is reduced
Simple Interest (300): the amount of money paid or earned for the use of money
The Percent Equation
Part = Percent <----The percent is
Base written as a decimal
Part Base = Percent Base Multiply each side by
Base the base
Part = Percent Base <-----this is the percent
equation
Concept Summary: The Percent Equation
Type Example Equation
Missing Part What number is 75% of 4?
n = 0.75(4)
Missing Percent 3 is what percent of 4?
3 = n(4)
Missing Base 3 is 75% of what number?
3 = 0.75n
Example 1: Find the Part
Find 42% of 150
You know the base is 150 and the percent is 42%. Let n represent the part.
n = 0.42(150) Write 42% as the decimal 0.42n = 63 Simplify So, 42% of 150 is 63. Is that reasonable? Yes because
you know that 75 is 50% of 150, so 42% should be less than half.
Example 2: Find the Percent
37.5 is what percent of 30?
You know that the base is 30 and the part is 37.5. Let n represent the percent.
Part = Percent Base
37.5 = n(30)
37.5 = n(30) Divide each side by 30 30 30
1.25 = n Move the decimal 2 places left to change into a %
So, 37.5 is 125% of 30
Example 3: Find the Base83.5 is 125% of what number? You know that the part is 83.5 and the percentIs 125. Let n represent the base.
Part = Percent Base
83.5 = 1.25n
83.5 = 1.25n1.25 1.25 Remember, using the percent equation, the
percent is turned to a decimal.66.8 = n
So, 83.5 is 125% of 66.8
The percent equation can also be used to solve problems involving
discount and interest.
Example 4: Find DiscountA frozen pizza is on sale at a 25% discount. Find the
sale price of the pizza if it normally sells for $4.85
Method 1: First use the percent equation to find 25% of $4.85
Let D = the discount Part = Percent Base
D = .25(4.85)D = 1.2125 Since this is money, round to the nearest hundredthD = 1.21
Then find the sale price: $4.85 - $1.21 = $3.64
A frozen pizza is on sale at a 25% discount. Find the sale price of the pizza
if it normally sells for $4.85
Method 2: A discount of 25% means the item will cost 100% - 25% or 75% of the original price. Use the percent equation to find 75% of $4.85
Let s represent the sale price.
S = 0.75(4.85)S = 3.6375 Remember, dealing with $$ so round to
nearest hundredth!The sale price of the pizza will be $3.64
Simple InterestUse the following formula:
Interest------> I = prt <----- Time (in years)
principal (amt. of $$ invested/ borrowed)
Simple InterestUse the following formula:
Interest------> I = prt <----- Time (in years)
principal (amt. of $$ invested/ borrowed)
Annual Interest Rate (as a decimal)
Example 5: Apply Simple Interest Formula
I= prtWhat is the annual interest rate if $1600 is invested for
6 years and $456 in interest is earned?Fill in the formula!456 = 1600r6456 = 9600r456 = 9600r9600 9600
R = .0475 Turn the decimal into a percent So, the interest rate is 4.75%
Your Turn!Solve each problem using the percent equation. part = Percentbase
A. 12 is what percent of 400?
B. What is 20% of 110?
C. 30 is 60% of what number?
12= P400P= .03 move the decimal to make it a %
3%
p = .20(110)p = 22
30 = .60b50 = b
2 More!
A jacket that normally sells for $180 is on sale at a 35% discount. What is the sale price of the jacket?
How long will it take to earn $252 in interest if $2400 is invested at a 7% annual interest rate?
D = .35(180)D = 63$180-$63 = $117
I = prt252= 2400(.07)t252=168t1.5 = tIt will take 1.5 years