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Lesson 9 of 11

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Here are the eight ideas, in order.

Fractions in Disguise — eight ideas, tied together
IdeaRememberExample
Out of a hundredThe second number is 1009 of 20 → 45 of 100
Three namesDivide, then × 100. Or write over 1003/4 = 0.75 = 75%
Taking a percentageBuild it from 10% and 5%, or divide by 10015% of 200 = 30
Finding a percentagePart over whole, then × 10018 ÷ 24 = 75%
The baseA rise or fall is of the start250 up 20% = 300
There and backTwo steps use two bases250 → 300 → 240
Comparing fairlyCompare shares, not counts67.5% and 72%
Past a hundredName the whole first. The part can be bigger500 of 400 = 125%

Your book's Part II, Chapter 1 is Fractions in Disguise. Go and open it. You already know the moves it asks for.