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Right now the second part of my question asks you to round off the percentages to the
nearest whole number and then work the two out which would change (2.5% and 18.5%)
to see by how much the answer changes as a result of this.
So: What is 2.5 % rounded to the nearest whole number using a conventional rounding method ?
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what is the conventioal rounding method then?
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I was expecting 3% as an answer to that one.
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If the number has a five after the decimal place then conventionally we usually round upwards.
So 0.5 rounds to 1 even though it is as near to one as to zero.
and 1.5 rounds to 2 even though it is as near to two as to one.
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could you do me some more for tomorrow as i find this hard to do then and i need to prackt them ok ? if this is ok with you?
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Anything between 0.5 and 1.0 would round to 1
Anything less than 0.5, but higher than 0 rounds to zero.
So 0.49 rounds to zero.
(Obviously this is when rounding to the nearest whole number, I will have to go into
rounding to a certain number of decimal places separately.)
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I have got a few percentage problems which are these:
Problem (1)
What is 20% of £500 ?
What is 25% of £700 ?
Problem (2)
Of £560 shared out, Andrew is given £70, Luke is given £105, Karen is given £245,
Chloe is given £140. What percentages have each been given?
Problem (3)
Of £810 shared out, £360 is given to Peter, £405 is given to Thomas and £45 is given to Carl.
What percentages of £810 are these to one decimal place accuracy ?
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can you do some more pleas as i need to prackes them ok hope you dont mine can you do them for tomorrow please
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Here is a recap on some rounding problems that I have posted two months ago:
Q1: Round to the nearest whole number 4.7 ?
Q2: Round to the nearest whole number 7.5 ?
Q3: Round to the nearest whole number 3.2 ?
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ok i will do them for you tomorrow ok? can you send me some more to do as well as i have to go as my husben is not well ok back tomorrow on what time will you be on here please?
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Let us make it 7pm on Saturday.
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ok see you on here at 7.00 tomorrow night ok buy for now
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Bye.
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Hi steveb mandy here sorry I will not be on here tonight will be on here tomorrow night ok. Sorry sorry
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Here are the answers to those exercises from two days ago:
Problem (1)
What is 20% of £500 ?
£500 x 0.2 = £100
What is 25% of £700 ?
£700 x 0.25 = £175
Problem (2)
Of £560 shared out, Andrew is given £70, Luke is given £105, Karen is given £245,
Chloe is given £140. What percentages have each been given?
Answer:
Andrew is paid 12.5%
Luke is paid 18.75 %
Karen is paid 43.75 %
Chloe is paid 25 %
Problem (3)
Of £810 shared out, £360 is given to Peter, £405 is given to Thomas and £45 is given to Carl.
What percentages of £810 are these to one decimal place accuracy ?
Answer:
Peter is paid 44.4 %
Thomas is paid 50 %
Carl is paid 5.6 %
Q1: Round to the nearest whole number 4.7 ?
Answer: 5
Q2: Round to the nearest whole number 7.5 ?
Answer: 8
Q3: Round to the nearest whole number 3.2 ?
Answer: 3
Last edited by SteveB (2014-01-05 07:09:42)
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hi steveb can you show me how to do problum 2 please as i found it hard to do ok?
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Right Andrew had £70 out of £560. So how do you calculate the decimal of the proportion that he is given ?
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hi bob buddy can you send me an email on how i know when somone has sent me a message on maths is fun as i don't know on my big computer on my ipayer a red light come on to let me know i have a message ok ?
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can you show me as i have forgot how to do that please?
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Okay I was thinking about this fraction: (70 / 560)
What is that as a decimal ?
What is it as a percentage ?
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You can use your calculator for these.
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hi steveb i am very sorry but my little dog is playing up so i will have to sort her out so i will have to came back on here tomorrow night if ok with out? i am sorry about this send message back please
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If you do on your calculator: 70 divided by 560 = ....
then you get 0.125
Let us assume the calculator is correct. This is the decimal equivalent of (70 / 560).
If you then do multiply by 100 to this number you get: 12.5
This is the figure for the percentage (12.5%).
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hi steveb hope you read my message i will have to come back on here tomorrow night ok if you dont mine? send message back please?
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Do have a good look at the last few posts including my answers.
Try to understand how I have got my answers and follow each and every calculation with the help with your calculator.
I will be online for a meeting with you on Monday at 7pm.
Last edited by SteveB (2014-01-27 20:52:52)
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