Percentage/Percent Worksheets
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This worksheet generator makes worksheets where the student calculates percentages, finds the percent, or the number of which some percent is known.  The problems are presented in words, and you can choose which type of wordings are used.  Change the different options to see what their effect is.

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Percentage Worksheets Ejercicios de porcentaje en español
Columns:   Rows: (These determine the number of problems) Number(s) shown in problem: Range from to with step Percent shown in problem: Range from to % with step For easier calculations check: No decimals anywhere OR choose options below: Up to decimal digits in the number(s) given in the problem (does not apply to answer) Up to decimal digits in the percent given in the problem (does not apply to answer percent) Round answer to decimals	Choose problem wordings/types. Tick at least one box. What percent of 60 is 15? 15 is what percent of 60? How many percent of 60 is 15? Find what percent of 60 is 15. What is 25% of 60? Find 25% of the number 60. What number is 25% of 60? 25% of a certain number is 15. What is the number? 25% of what number is 15? Find a number so that 25% of it is 15.
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Question. What are the three basic rules to story problems. I still get mixed up as to when to divide, multiply, etc. Can you help me? This also reflects my thinking on fractions....
sandra garrett

There is a 'formula' to translate the word problems into an equation...
'is' translates to =
'what number' translates to x
'of' translates to multiplication.

This is all explained on several web pages:
Translate word problems that involve percents into algebraic expressions
Using Equations to Solve Percent Problems
PERCENT WORD PROBLEMS
Percentage Problems
Word problems involving percents