Percentage Decrease Practice Worksheet
How to work it out (The old value is 100%): Decrease = old value − new value. Percentage decrease = decrease ÷ old value × 100. Decrease by p%: new value = old value − p% of the old value.
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- 1.A team scored 60 runs in one match and 5% fewer in the next. How many runs did it score in the next match?
- 2.A team scored 80 runs in one match and 85% fewer in the next. How many runs did it score in the next match?
- 3.A tank had 25 litres of water. Now it has 15 litres. What is the percentage decrease?
- 4.A tank had 50 litres of water. Now it has 24 litres. What is the percentage decrease?
- 5.A team scored 50 runs in one match and 15 runs in the next. What is the percentage decrease?
- 6.A storybook costs ₹40. The price comes down by 65%. What is the new price, in rupees?
- 7.A football costs ₹200. The price comes down by 50%. What is the new price, in rupees?
- 8.The price of a school bag comes down from ₹20 to ₹8. What is the percentage decrease?
- 9.The price of a toy car comes down from ₹200 to ₹94. What is the percentage decrease?
- 10.A storybook costs ₹80. The price comes down by 45%. What is the new price, in rupees?
- 11.A wall clock costs ₹500. The price comes down by 30%. What is the new price, in rupees?
- 12.A tank had 500 litres of water. Now it has 440 litres. What is the percentage decrease?
- 13.A team scored 200 runs in one match and 154 runs in the next. What is the percentage decrease?
- 14.A tank has 60 litres of water and 45% of it is used. How many litres are left?
- 15.A team scored 80 runs in one match and 64 runs in the next. What is the percentage decrease?
- 16.A tank had 200 litres of water. Now it has 148 litres. What is the percentage decrease?
- 17.A team scored 120 runs in one match and 20% fewer in the next. How many runs did it score in the next match?
- 18.A team scored 25 runs in one match and 12 runs in the next. What is the percentage decrease?
- 19.A cricket bat costs ₹25. The price comes down by 28%. What is the new price, in rupees?
- 20.The price of a football comes down from ₹200 to ₹144. What is the percentage decrease?
- 21.A team scored 500 runs in one match and 340 runs in the next. What is the percentage decrease?
- 22.A tank had 300 litres of water. Now it has 285 litres. What is the percentage decrease?
- 23.A tank had 250 litres of water. Now it has 115 litres. What is the percentage decrease?
- 24.A tank has 60 litres of water and 65% of it is used. How many litres are left?
- 25.A team scored 60 runs in one match and 15 runs in the next. What is the percentage decrease?
- 26.A tank had 60 litres of water. Now it has 54 litres. What is the percentage decrease?
- 27.A team scored 80 runs in one match and 20% fewer in the next. How many runs did it score in the next match?
- 28.A tank had 25 litres of water. Now it has 7 litres. What is the percentage decrease?
- 29.A team scored 60 runs in one match and 45% fewer in the next. How many runs did it score in the next match?
- 30.The price of a lunch box comes down from ₹50 to ₹24. What is the percentage decrease?
- 31.A water bottle costs ₹25. The price comes down by 56%. What is the new price, in rupees?
- 32.A tank has 500 litres of water and 53% of it is used. How many litres are left?
- 33.A team scored 200 runs in one match and 22% fewer in the next. How many runs did it score in the next match?
- 34.A toy car costs ₹250. The price comes down by 28%. What is the new price, in rupees?
- 35.A torch costs ₹60. The price comes down by 50%. What is the new price, in rupees?
- 36.The price of a cricket bat comes down from ₹150 to ₹57. What is the percentage decrease?
- 37.A team scored 120 runs in one match and 24 runs in the next. What is the percentage decrease?
- 38.A lunch box costs ₹40. The price comes down by 40%. What is the new price, in rupees?
- 39.A tank has 120 litres of water and 10% of it is used. How many litres are left?
- 40.A team scored 20 runs in one match and 60% fewer in the next. How many runs did it score in the next match?
Answer key
- 57
- 12
- 40
- 52
- 70
- 14
- 100
- 60
- 53
- 44
- 350
- 12
- 23
- 33
- 20
- 26
- 96
- 52
- 18
- 28
- 32
- 5
- 54
- 21
- 75
- 10
- 64
- 72
- 33
- 52
- 11
- 235
- 156
- 180
- 30
- 62
- 80
- 24
- 108
- 8
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