Percent change as an expression
Grade 7 math · Fieldbook Learning
Name ______________________ Date __________
Replace p with the number in the expression for the new price.
- A price p is increased by 20%, so the new price is 1.2p. What is the new price when p = 30?
- A price p is decreased by 50%, so the new price is 0.5p. What is the new price when p = 60?
- A price p is decreased by 50%, so the new price is 0.5p. What is the new price when p = 30?
- A price p is decreased by 10%, so the new price is 0.9p. What is the new price when p = 50?
- A price p is increased by 50%, so the new price is 1.5p. What is the new price when p = 170?
- A price p is decreased by 50%, so the new price is 0.5p. What is the new price when p = 20?
- A price p is decreased by 20%, so the new price is 0.8p. What is the new price when p = 160?
- A price p is increased by 25%, so the new price is 1.25p. What is the new price when p = 200?
- A price p is increased by 40%, so the new price is 1.4p. What is the new price when p = 190?
- A price p is increased by 25%, so the new price is 1.25p. What is the new price when p = 280?
- A price p is decreased by 50%, so the new price is 0.5p. What is the new price when p = 250?
- A price p is decreased by 10%, so the new price is 0.9p. What is the new price when p = 280?
- A price p is increased by 20%, so the new price is 1.2p. What is the new price when p = 220?
- A price p is decreased by 50%, so the new price is 0.5p. What is the new price when p = 470?
- A price p is increased by 10%, so the new price is 1.1p. What is the new price when p = 350?
- A price p is decreased by 15%, so the new price is 0.85p. What is the new price when p = 280?
- A price p is decreased by 5%, so the new price is 0.95p. What is the new price when p = 50?
- A price p is increased by 40%, so the new price is 1.4p. What is the new price when p = 150?
- A price p is decreased by 15%, so the new price is 0.85p. What is the new price when p = 40?
- A price p is decreased by 30%, so the new price is 0.7p. What is the new price when p = 390?