This is a very short video tutorial for learning how to change a fraction into a percent. Duane Habecker
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Use a tape diagram to convert a fraction to a percent. #math #TapeDiagram #TapeDiagramTuesday
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What is the new price for a shirt that normally costs $18.50, but is now on sale for 20% OFF? We use tape diagrams and tables to make sense of percent decrease problems.
What is the new price for a shirt that normally costs $18.50, but is now on sale for 20% OFF? We use tape diagrams and tables to make sense of percent decrease problems.
18.5 is increased by 20%. We use tape diagrams and tables to make sense of percent increase problems.
18.5 is increased by 20%. We use tape diagrams and tables to make sense of percent increase problems.
60% of 40 is what number? We use tape diagrams and tables to make sense of this problem.
60% of 40 is what number? We use tape diagrams and tables to make sense of this problem.
9 out of 15 is what percent? We will use a tape diagram and a table to make sense of this problem!
9 out of 15 is what percent? We will use a tape diagram and a table to make sense of this problem!