Maths Quiz - Percentages (Year 5) (Answers)
In Year 5, which is part of KS2 Maths, you'll discover a cool Maths trick! It's all about percentages – turning decimal numbers into percentages. Imagine if halves or quarters were in percentage form – it's like magic!
Numbers have different ways to show their parts – like fractions or decimals. Percentages are like superhero capes for numbers! They tell us how many parts out of 100. Did you know percentages can also give you discounts when you shop? So, learning about percentages is like unlocking secret powers!
How much do you know about percentages? Can you turn decimals and fractions into percentages? Take the super fun quiz to find out!
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Percentages
Percentage means the number of parts in 100 so 100% is 100 parts - that's all of them!
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50% is also equal to 0.5
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10% is also equal to 0.1
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There are 4 25s in 100 so 25% is the same as 1⁄4
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0.2 and 20% are both the same as 1⁄5
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0.25 and 25% are both the same as 1⁄4
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Remember that percentage means the number of parts in 100 so 1% = 1⁄100
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0.75 and 75% are both the same as 3⁄4
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The total should equal 100%
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75% of 100 is 75 so 75% of 200 is double 75
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