Equivalent Forms of Fractions Decimals and Percents
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Objective
I can convert fractions to decimals and percents using real-world examples, including money.
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Warm-up video
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Practice
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Convert 25% to a fraction and a decimal. Show your work for both conversions.
If a shirt costs $40 and there is a 15% sales tax, how much will the total cost be after tax? Show your calculations.
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Exit ticket
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“Convert 60% to a fraction and a decimal. Show your work for both conversions. If a book costs $25 and there is a 12% sales tax, how much will the total cost be after tax? Show your calculations.”
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