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Grade 11 · Math
1.Convert 0.375 to a percentage.
2.What percent of 60 is 15?
3.An investment earns 6% interest compounded annually. What is it worth after 3 years if principal is $1,000?
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Lily has a pizza that is cut into 8 equal slices. She eats 3 slices. What fraction of the pizza does she have left?
Sam has a chocolate bar divided into 4 equal parts. If he eats 1 part, what fraction of the chocolate bar is left?
If Maria has 10 apples and gives away 2 to her friend, what fraction of the apples does she have left?
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Carter baked a pie and cut it into 6 slices. If he ate 2 slices, what fraction of the pie is left?
Emma has 3/4 of a yard of ribbon. She uses 1/4 yard for a project. What fraction of the ribbon does she have left?
A recipe requires cup of sugar. If you only add cup, what fraction of the sugar is still needed?
A tank is full of water. If of it is used for watering plants, how much of the tank is left full? (Hint: subtract fractions)
A farmer harvested of his crops. If he sold of what he harvested, what fraction of the crops does he still have?
If a car's gas tank can hold 1 full tank and it's currently filled to , how much more gas is needed to fill the tank? (Explore how to subtract fractions)
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Confusing 'increase by 50%' with 'multiply by 50%'.
What to teach instead: An increase of 50% means multiply by 1.5; multiplying by 0.5 halves the value.
$100 increased by 50% is $150, not $50.
Thinking percentages can't exceed 100%.
What to teach instead: Percentages can be greater than 100 — they describe ratios, not just parts of a whole.
150% of 20 = 30.
Adding successive percentage changes directly.
What to teach instead: A 10% increase followed by a 10% decrease is not 0% — it's a 1% net decrease.
100 → 110 → 99.
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