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Percentage lesson 20: Final challenge: mixed percentages · Set 501 · 40 questions
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How to work it out (Find the 100%): Find the base — the number that is 100% (the whole, the old value, the cost price or the marked price). Choose the formula: part = p% of the base, or percent = part ÷ base × 100. Check the answer by working backwards.

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  1. 1.A farmer picks 450 mangoes and 6% of them are ripe. How many mangoes are ripe?
  2. 2.A price of ₹400 comes down by 30%, and then the new price comes down by 20%. What is the final price, in rupees?
  3. 3.Sara keeps ₹500 in a bank at 11% simple interest a year. How many rupees of interest does Sara get in 2 years?
  4. 4.What percent of 50 is 18?
  5. 5.A tank had 200 litres of water. Now it has 152 litres. What is the percentage decrease?
  6. 6.₹2000 earns ₹880 simple interest in 4 years. What is the rate of interest per year, in percent?
  7. 7.Diya scored 24 out of 80 in a maths test. What percentage did Diya score?
  8. 8.30% of a number is 39. What is the number?
  9. 9.What percent of 20 is 19?
  10. 10.210 children are in a school and 90% of them come by bus. How many children come by bus?
  11. 11.Diya scored 26 out of 40 in a maths test. What percentage did Diya score?
  12. 12.₹2500 earns ₹875 simple interest at 7% a year. For how many years was it kept?
  13. 13.A tank holds 520 litres of water and 15% of it is used. How many litres are used?
  14. 14.A test has 50 marks. To get 84%, how many marks does Diya need?
  15. 15.The price of a lunch box changes from ₹40 to ₹30. What is the percentage change?
  16. 16.20% of a number is 21. What is the number?
  17. 17.141 is 60% of ?
  18. 18.The price of a school bag goes up from ₹60 to ₹102. What is the percentage increase?
  19. 19.A shopkeeper buys a torch for ₹100 but has to sell it for ₹64. What is the loss percentage?
  20. 20.A team scored 40 runs in one match and 22 runs in the next. What is the percentage decrease?
  21. 21.A price of ₹300 comes down by 10%, and then the new price comes down by 40%. What is the final price, in rupees?
  22. 22.A test has 50 marks. To get 50%, how many marks does Sara need?
  23. 23.What percent of 40 is 22?
  24. 24.The price of a storybook changes from ₹500 to ₹310. What is the percentage change?
  25. 25.Meera scored 126 marks out of 300 in 3 subjects (100 marks each). What is Meera’s percentage?
  26. 26.A shopkeeper buys a table fan for ₹300 and sells it at a profit of 22%. What is the selling price, in rupees?
  27. 27.45 is 15% of ?
  28. 28.A test has 200 marks. To get 89%, how many marks does Meera need?
  29. 29.Anaya scored 156 out of 200 in a maths test. What percentage did Anaya score?
  30. 30.60% of a number is 66. What is the number?
  31. 31.A team scored 200 runs in one match and 130 runs in the next. What is the percentage decrease?
  32. 32.320 is 80% of ?
  33. 33.A lunch box marked ₹100 has 29% off in a sale. How many rupees do you save?
  34. 34.A cricket bat marked ₹400 has 23% off in a sale. How many rupees do you save?
  35. 35.30% of 490 =
  36. 36.A shopkeeper buys a table fan for ₹200 but has to sell it for ₹160. What is the loss percentage?
  37. 37.A cricket bat is marked ₹150. In a sale it is sold for ₹84. What is the discount percentage?
  38. 38.130 is what percent of 500?
  39. 39.A tank holds 50 litres of water and 12% of it is used. How many litres are used?
  40. 40.Rohan scored 540 marks out of 600 in 6 subjects (100 marks each). What is Rohan’s percentage?

Answer key

  1. 27
  2. 224
  3. 110
  4. 36
  5. 24
  6. 11
  7. 30
  8. 130
  9. 95
  10. 189
  11. 65
  12. 5
  13. 78
  14. 42
  15. 25
  16. 105
  17. 235
  18. 70
  19. 36
  20. 45
  21. 162
  22. 25
  23. 55
  24. 38
  25. 42
  26. 366
  27. 300
  28. 178
  29. 78
  30. 110
  31. 35
  32. 400
  33. 29
  34. 92
  35. 147
  36. 20
  37. 44
  38. 26
  39. 6
  40. 90

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