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Algebra 2.10 Percent Increase and Decrease

Percent Increase and Decrease. Language Goal Students will be able to verbally express percent increase and decrease. Math Goal Students will be able

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Algebra 2.10

Algebra 2.10Percent Increase and DecreaseLearning TargetsLanguage GoalStudents will be able to verbally express percent increase and decrease.

Math GoalStudents will be able to find percent increase and decrease.

Essential QuestionWhat are instances where you may encounter both percent increase and decrease?

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VocabularyPercent Change: an increase or decrease given as a percent of the original amount.Percent Increase: an increase given as a percent of the original amount.Percent Decrease: an decrease given as a percent of the original amount.VocabularyDiscount: an amount by which an original price is reduced.Markup: the amount by which a wholesale cost is increased.

Example 1: Finding Percent Increase or DecreaseFind each percent change. Tell whether it is a percent increase or decrease.A. From 25 to 49B. from 50 to 45

C. from 200 to 110

Example 2: Finding the Result of a Percent Increase or DecreaseFind the result when 30 is increased by 20%.

Find the result when 65 is decreased by 80%.Example 3: DiscountsDiscount = % of original priceFinal price = original price discount

Markup = % of wholesale costFinal price = wholesale cost + markup

Example 3: DiscountsA. Admissions to the museum is $8. Students receive a 15% discount. How much is the discount? How much do students pay?Method 1:

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Example 3: DiscountsB. Christo used a coupon and paid $7.35 for a pizza that normally costs $10.50. Find the percent discount.

Example 3: DiscountsC. A $220 bicycle was on sale for 60% off. Find the sale price.

Example 3: DiscountsD. Ray paid $12 for a $15 T-shirt. What was the percent discount?

Example 4: MarkupsA. Kaleb buys necklaces at wholesale cost of $48 each. He then marks up the price by 75% and sells the necklaces. What is the amount of the markup? What is the selling price?Method 1:

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Example 4: MarkupsB. Lars purchased a daily planner for $32. The wholesale cost was $25. What was the percent markup?

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