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Final Exam info. TuesdayDecember 14 th 2 – 4 PM Math East 141. 1. Suppose the ratio of men to women in a room is 2:3. A. If there are 10 more women than men, how many men are in the room? B. If there are 24 men i. How many women are in the room? - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Final Exam info

Tuesday December 14th

2 – 4 PM

Math East 141

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• 1. Suppose the ratio of men to women in a room is 2:3. – A. If there are 10 more women than men, how many men are in

the room?

– B. If there are 24 men• i. How many women are in the room?

• ii. If 12 more men enter the room, how many women must enter to keep the ratio of men to women the same?

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• 2. The ratio of men to women graduating with math PhDs is 3:1. At our math department, we have 5 female regular faculty, and 62 male regular faculty. – A. Is our department on track?

– B. How many women would need to enter the department in order for the ratio of men to women to reflect the ratio graduating with PhDs?

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Per cent

• Meaning

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Percent

• Percent means per hundred.• 50% means 50 per hundred, or 50/100.• 95% means 95 per hundred, or 95/100.• 2% means 2 per hundred, or 2/100.• 315% means 315 per hundred, or 315/100

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Fractions, Decimals, Percents• To write fractions as decimals or percents:• a/b means a ÷ b. Divide, and write the

answer to get the decimal. Then, multiply by 100 to get the percent.

• Example: 48/60 = 48 ÷ 60 = 0.8 = 80%• You try: 4/9, 4 3/20

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Fractions, Decimals, Percents• To write decimals as fractions or percents:• Read the decimal without the word “point.”

Simplify if necessary. • To write a percent, multiply by 100.• Example: 0.09 = 9/100 = 9%• You try: 7.007, 0.59

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Fractions, Decimals, Percents

• To write a decimal, divide by 100.• To write a fraction, read the decimal

without the word “point.” Simplify if necessary.

• Example: 591% = 5.91 = 5 91/100• You try: 3%, 62%, 0.4%

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Easy Percents--just know these• 1 = ____%• 1/3 = ____%, 2/3 = ____%• 1/4 = ____%, 1/2 = ____%, 3/4 = ____%• 1/5 = ____%, 2/5 = ____%, 3/5 = ____%,

4/5 = ____%• 1/8 = ____%, 3/8 = ____%, 5/8 = ____%,

7/8 = ____%• 1/10 = ____%, 2/10 = ____%, etc..

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What happens if…

• What if you have 3 2/5%• Rewrite 2/5 as 0.4. So 3 2/5% = 3.4%

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Ways to estimate• A newspaper story reports that 8% of 7968

students work full time.• Strategy 1: Use 10% as a benchmark

10% of 7968 is 796.8, or about 797.• Strategy 2: Use 1% as a benchmark

1% of 7968 is 79.68, or about 80 So, 8% is 8 • 1% and 8 • 80 = 640.

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Ways to estimate• Strategy 3: find a close number:

7968 is about 8000:10% of 8000 is 800

8 • 1% is 8 • 80 = 640.• Strategy 4: find a range. 8% is between 10% and 5%.

5% of 8000 is 400. 10% of 8000 is 800. So 8% of 7968 is between 400 and 800.

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For exact answer:• Write and solve a proportion.

Percent = part = is 100 whole of 8 = x --> 8 • 7968 = 100x100 7968

63744 = 100x 637.44 = x

About 637 students work full time.

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Solving percent problems

Twenty-two percent of a university’s faculty were not born in the U.S. If there are 4320 faculty members, how many were born outside the U.S.?

• Write the percent problem as a proportion; then solve.

• Write an equation with the given information and a letter to represent the unknown number; then, solve.

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Exploration 6.5

• #1-7

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Exploration 6.7

• Part 1, #1-3.

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Try this on your own

• My grandson has 72 stuffed animals on his bed, but he generally only sleeps with 4 at a time. What percent of his animals does he sleep with?

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Example• There is a 20% off sale at the mall. I’ve wanted

this really cool sweater that is $120, but couldn’t afford it. How much less is the price with the sale? What is the sale price?

• Can you explain how to do this in your head?

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Example• The college bookstore makes a profit by

charging students 25% more than the book actually cost wholesale. If your book cost $140, how much did the bookstore pay for it?

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Example

• In the course of a year, there has been a decrease of 0.5% in the number of cacti in a certain zip code. If there had been about 640,000 cacti at the beginning of the year, how many are left now?

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• In 2008 and 2009, many people saw their retirement accounts go down over the last year by as much as 50%.

• By what percent would their accounts have to increase to get back to where they were before the downturn?

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To calculate grades

• In-class tests 3 50%• Explorations, Class Notes,

attendance, etc 15%• Homework 10%• Final Exam 25%

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Homework Problems 6.21 a. 18 is 4% of 450

c. $1211.80 is 83% of $1460e. 0.8625 is 0.25% of 345f. 240 is 120% of 200h. 30 is 85.7% of 35l. 175 is 145.8% of 120n. 480 is 20% more than 400p. 70 is 100% more than 35

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HW problems 6.22. An estimate would be that her take-home

pay is about 80% of her gross pay. The exact answer is that her take-home pay is 77 1/3% of her gross pay.

8. The second dress costs less than the first. First estimate, then find exact prices.– How?

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HW problems 6.213. Approximately 2.32 million, or

2,320,000, Americans are homeless.– Estimate?

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HW problems 6.2

16. The original price of the computer was $2200.

20.After two years, the teacher’s salary will be $30,941.

30. 1: 200 or 1 out of 200