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    Cy Robert L. Sale Sketch Notes Module 2 and 3

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    Decimals represent numbers that have both a whole number and fractional part separated by a decimal point. Percentages represent parts per hundred using the symbol %. Fractions, decimals, and percentages are used in real-life situations like dividing bills, calculating discounts, determining purity of metals, calculating taxes, and comparing values. Some examples of real-life applications include using fractions to divide restaurant bills, decimals to calculate shopping discounts, and percentages to understand jewelry purity levels.

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    Decimals represent numbers that have both a whole number and fractional part separated by a decimal point. Percentages represent parts per hundred using the symbol %. Fractions, decimals, and percentages are used in real-life situations like dividing bills, calculating discounts, determining purity of metals, calculating taxes, and comparing values. Some examples of real-life applications include using fractions to divide restaurant bills, decimals to calculate shopping discounts, and percentages to understand jewelry purity levels.

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    Cy Robert L. Sale Sketch Notes Module 2 and 3

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    Module 3

    Decimals are one of the types of numbers, which


    has a whole number and the fractional part
    Real-Life Situations
    Module 2
    separated by a decimal point. The dot present
    between the whole number and fractions part is
    Involving Fractions, called the decimal point. For example, 55.3 is a
    decimal number.
    Decimal and Percent Percent a ratio whose second term is 100. Percent
    means parts per hundred. This word comes from
    Solving Problems
    the Latin phrase per centum, which means “per
    hundred”. We use the symbol “%” for percent. For Involving Fractions,
    example, 5% 67%, 75%
    Fractions are used in baking to tell how much
    of an ingredient to use. Fractions are used in
    Fractions are defined as the part of the whole Decimals
    thing. For example, a pizza is divided into four equal
    telling time; each minute is a fraction of the pieces, then each piece is represented by ¼.
    Fractions help to distribute and judge the numbers
    and Percent
    hour. Finally, fractions are used to determine
    easily and make the calculation faster. Instead of
    discounts when there's a sale going on. We using decimal values, the representation of
    use decimals every day while dealing with fractions looks simpler.
    money, weight, length, etc. Percentages are
    useful in practice, because it allows one to
    Cy Robert L. Sale
    11- Fairness LESSON 1: SOLVING PROBLEMS INVOLVING
    compare things that are not out of the same
    FRACTIONS STEPS ON HOW TO SOLVE A
    number.
    WORD PROBLEM:
    Real-life applications of fractions, decimals STEP 1: Identify the question. (What is asked?)

    and percent in our daily life: STEP 2: Identify the needed information. (What LESSON 3: SOLVING PROBLEMS INVOLVING
    PERCENT
    are the given?) STEP 3: Write an expression.
    (Create an equation) STEP 4: Solve the 47% of the students in a class of 34 students
    1. EATING OUT: Have you ever gone out to eat with a expression. STEP 5: Check to make sure that have glasses or contacts. How many students
    group of friends but the waitress brings only one the answer is correct. in the class have either glasses or contacts?
    check? To divide up the bill, you’ll need to use a=r⋅b
    fractions. 47%=0.47a
    a==0.47⋅34
    2. BACK TO SCHOOL SHOPPING: Your son really wants ANSWERS FOR THE WORD SEARCH: a=15.98≈16
    those new Lebron kicks and you’ve agreed to pay ½. 1. Profit
    11. Income Lesson 2: Solving problems Involving Decimals
    How much are they if you find a ¼ off sale? 2. Percent 1. Be sure to understand the question being
    12. Compound
    3. JEWELRY: 24 karats are pure gold, and 18 karats are 3. Division
    13. Discount The mass of a jar of sugar is 1.9 kg. What is the asked.
    18/24 which equals 75% gold. Using fractions to 4. Conversion total mass of 4 such jars of sugar? 2. Order the information to make a basic
    14.Computation
    5. Rate Solution: percent problem, like 47% of which
    understand jewelry purity could save you money! 15. Payment
    6. Real Life number is 34?
    4. Discount sales 7. Pound
    16. Salary
    1.9 × 4 = 7.6 3. The basis will always be the original
    5. Taxes 17. Cost
    8. Interest The total mass of 4 such jars of sugar is 7.6 kg. number, the price, or the total.
    18. Fractions
    9. Change
    10. Decimals

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