For each comparison, write the corresponding percent. a. 7 out of 100 b. 76 out of 100 c. 430 compared to 100 d. 600 compared to 100 For each fraction, write the equivalent percent. a. 6⁄100 b. 57⁄100 c. 357⁄100 d. 100⁄100 Compare each percent to 1 by inserting the symbol , or = to make a true statement. a. 9.7% 1 b. 80% 1 c. 127% 1 d. 100% 1 Change each percent to a decimal or a mixed decimal. a. 43% b. 21⁄2% c. 13.6% d. 521% Change each decimal or mixed decimal to a percent. a. 0.73 b. 0.023 c. 0.176 d. 2.415 Change each percent to a fraction or a mixed number. Reduce if possible. a. 3% b. 51% c. 289% d. 325.4% Change each fraction or mixed number to a percent. a. 2⁄5 b. 7⁄20 c. 111⁄16 d. 141⁄4 One-fourth of the members of a committee voted for a change in a sales policy. Without calculating, determine what percent of the committee voted for the change. Julius saves 15% of his paycheck each week. What fractional part of his money does Julius save? The owner of a bakery wanted to know what items in the store generated the most income. She developed a circle graph based on last month’s sales. Refer to this circle graph to answer the following questions. a. What item in the store brings in the most income? b. What percent of the store’s income comes from selling brownies and cupcakes? c. What percent of the store’s income comes from selling items other than bread? d. If the store owner decided to eliminate cupcakes from her inventory, by what percent would her income be reduced? A baseball team is in second place with a win to loss ratio of .535. What percent of the games played did the team win? Find the following percentages. a. 15% of 930 b. 6% of 120 c. 4.2% of 50 d. 200% of 145 Find the following rates. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. a. ? % of 75 = 5 b. ? % of 28 = 140 c. ? % of 100 = 40 d. ? % of 200 = 15 Find the following bases. a. 8% of ? = 20 b. 75% of ? = 30 c. 20% of ? = 45 d. 150% of ? = 36