Percent Proportion 2
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nice <3
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thank uuuuuuuuuuu great explaining by the way
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i love ur hand writing *_*♥
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i love how clear you are in explaining each step. Great video.
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thanks!
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thankyou for the vid.. do you do random request because i need help with a certain thing = porpotion word problems with decimals..
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THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! YOU SAVED ME!!!!
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even easier:when you got your #50,divide that by the 200,which =.25,then to convert ANY # into a percent,move 2 spots to the right.25%
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This is really a wonderful video with one significant error at the very end, Look at the last step... 1/4 % is less than 1% ...so if you have 1/4% of a cupcake (for example) that is a teeny piece. You do not have 25% of the cupcake or 1/4 of the cupcake. 1/4% is .25% which is 1% divided by 4. Always look to see if the answer makes sense in the original problem. 25% of 200 (or 1/4 of 200) is 50...not .5....so if you have 200 cupcakes does .5 or half a cupcake, represent 25% of the cupcakes?
CatherinHDC 2 months ago 3