Percentage Worksheets

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📊 Percentage Worksheets
Name: _______________
1.
87% of 55 =
_________
2.
95% of 335 =
_________
3.
8% of 350 =
_________
4.
20% of 390 =
_________
5.
56% of 435 =
_________
6.
80% of 90 =
_________
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1.47.85
2.318.25
3.28
4.78
5.243.6
6.72
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Worksheet Info

Categoryarithmetic
Grade LevelGrades 5-7
DifficultyCustomizable
Time10-15 minutes

Skills Practiced

  • Math fluency
  • Mental math speed

Strategies

  • Decimal Method: Multiplying by the decimal equivalent
  • Ratio Method: Setting up a proportion (Part/Whole = %/100)
  • Benchmark Method: Using 10% and 5% to calculate larger amounts mentally

Convert to Decimal

Divide the percentage by 100 (e.g., 25% = 0.25) before multiplying.

The "Of" Multiplication

"20% of 80" means 0.20 × 80.

Fraction Connection

Remember common fractions: 25% = 1/4, 50% = 1/2, 75% = 3/4.

Mastering Percentages

A percentage represents a number out of 100. Our free printable percentage worksheets help students master finding "parts of a whole" in real-world scenarios.

How to Find Percentage of a Number

  1. Change the percentage to a decimal (move decimal 2 places left).
  2. Multiply that decimal by the whole number.

Example: 15% of 60
0.15 × 60 = 9.

Benefits of Mastery

💰 Financial Literacy

Essential for calculating sales tax, discounts, and interest rates.

📊 Data Analysis

Helps students understand statistics, grades, and survey results.

📈 Real-World Math

Used daily in cooking, tipping at restaurants, and comparing prices.

🎯 Scale Perception

Provides a structured way to compare different sizes and quantities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "percent" actually mean?

It comes from Latin "per centum", which literally means "for every 100".

How do I find a missing percentage?

Divide the part by the whole and multiply by 100. (e.g., 5 out of 20 is (5/20)×100 = 25%).