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LP Fractions, Decimals and Percentage
LP Fractions, Decimals and Percentage
Objectives
At the end of the lesson the pupils should be able to:
a. Convert from a fraction to a percent
b. Covert from a decimal to a percent
c. Convert from a percent to a decimal
d. Convert from a percent to a fraction
III. Procedure
175 8x
=
- You may finish first but let’s see 8 8
group 1 if you got the correct
answer r or else group 2 will 21 = x
have plus points for the quiz
later. Group 2 :
16:8 = x:11
- Let’s see everyone. (16)(11) = (8)(x)
- 20
1
- So if I have how can we
4 - 25
convert this fraction into - 25%
percent. - 60
- To get the percentage we must - 60%
think of a number that can be
multiplied by the denominator
that will result to 100. Then,
multiply the same number by
the numerator and write as
percent.
1 1 x 25 25
= = = 25%
4 4 x 25 100 - 7
- 20
5 30 30 x 20 600 7
5 = = = = 6% -
5 5 5 x 20 100 20
35 35÷ 5 7
35% = = =
100 100÷ 5 20
25÷10=2.5
Fraction to percent:
3 - 40%
1.
10 - 870%
8
2. 2
10 43
-
Percent to fraction: 50
3. 96% 5
-
4. 36% 2
Decimal to percent:
5. 1.55 - 125%
6. 0.86 - 263%
Percent to decimal:
7. 85 - 8.5
8. 132 - 1.32
IV. Evaluation
Complete the following tables.
Fraction Decimal Percent
1
1.
4
2
2.
5
3. 0.44
4. 0.08
5. 78 %
V. Assignment
Complete the following tables.
Banghay Aralin
sa
Filipino VI