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From: Jamie <lee@eastchambers.isd.esc4>
To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion
Date: 1998113012:10:15
Subject: Re: Teaching percents
I am a high school math teacher. The best way I have found to teach
percents is with a simple formula that I teach the kids to use.
This formula is:
is %
--------- = ----------
of 100
For example: What percent of 11 is 55?
55 x
---------- = ---------
11 100
I hope this is helpful. It seems to make percents a lot easier for my
high school students.
Jamie
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