Percents And Probability Worksheet With Answers - Lesson 12-19 Page 43

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states and sales tax
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Use the histogram showing the number of states with
*states with no sales tax
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each state’s sales tax in 2007.
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a. How many states are in the histogram?
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b. What percent of states in the United
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States do not have a sales tax?
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c. What percent of states in the United States
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have a sales tax between 6% and 7%?
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Lloyd surveyed 150 students and asked for their favorite ice cream fl avor.
He found 30 students preferred vanilla, 60 preferred chocolate,
45 preferred strawberry and 15 preferred other.
a. Find the probability someone preferred vanilla.
b. Find the probability someone preferred chocolate.
c. Find the probability someone preferred strawberry.
d. Find the probability someone preferred a diff erent fl avor.
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Use Lloyd’s survey results to create a pie chart representing the types
of fl avors of ice cream those surveyed preferred.
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Forty is what percent of 80?
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What is 25% of 64?
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Th irty-two is 25% of what number?
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Research and fi nd at least 10 facts or rates in your community that you can
compare from last year to this year. Some examples might include amount of
rainfall, number of students passing the state test, number of students on
the track team or number of policemen at the local station.
Find the percent increase or decrease for each quantity or rate from last year to
this year. Record whether it is a percent increase or a percent decrease.
Organize the information in a chart to include the quantities or rates from last year as well as this year,
the percent increase or decrease and whether or not it was an increase or a decrease. Finally, predict
what will happen next year if the percent change remains the same. Include this in the chart.
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Lesson 19 ~ Percent Applications

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