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| the percent of change from 10 to 30 |
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| the percent of change from 100 to 500 |
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| the percent of change from 50 to 40 |
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| the percent of change from x to 5x |
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| the percent of change from 5 to 11 |
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| the percent of change from 200 to 100 |
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| What fraction is 10 of 12? |
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| the percent of change from 20 gallons to 5 gallons |
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| the percent of change from 600 to 800 |
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| Convert 4 5/6 to a decimal. |
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| Convert 1/2% to a decimal. |
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| Convert .355 to a reduced fraction |
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| Convert 1.68 to a percent. |
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| Convert 11 2/5 to a percent. |
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| Convert 1/5 to a percent. |
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| Convert 45% to a fraction. |
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| Convert 3.4% to a fraction. |
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| the sale price of a $40 sweater marked down 15% |
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| the price of a $12000 car (wholesale) marked up 24% |
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| the price of a $300 chair on a 30%-off sale |
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| the discount on orange juice if the original price is $3.50 and the sale price is $2.80 |
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| the sales tax on $15 if the rate is 6% |
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| the percent of tax if one pays $25.56 for a $24 item |
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| the price of $50 jeans on a 1/4-off sale |
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| What percent of $40 is $1.75? |
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| What percent of 100 is 6.75? |
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| 55 is 60% of what number? |
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| 56 is what percent of 70. |
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| Decrease a population of 120,000 people by 15%. |
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