Find a percentage of an amount both with and without a calculator. You'll need paper, pencil and a calculator.
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Year 9
Percentage calculations
Percentage calculations – increase and decrease
Recall how to conduct percentage calculations, including percentage increase and decrease. You'll need paper, pencil and a calculator.
Review of percentage calculations
Review percentage calculations. You'll need paper, pencil and a calculator.
Simple interest – what is interest?
Learn about simple interest and how to calculate the simple interest and the total amount earned. You'll need paper, pencil and a calculator.
Simple interest – developing the simple interest formula and the total amount
Develop the simple interest formula, use the simple interest formula and find the total amount. You'll need paper, pencil and a calculator.
Find the total amount and monthly repayments
Use the total amount formula and calculate monthly repayments. You'll need paper, pencil and a calculator.
Simple interest and problem solving
Use simple interest formula and total amount formula to solve problems. You'll need paper, pencil and calculator.
Review and consolidate ratio and indices
Review and consolidate ratios and indices. You'll need paper, pencil and calculator.
Review of scientific notation, significant figures and percentage calculations
Review and consolidate scientific notation, significant figures and percentage calculations. You'll need paper, pencil and calculator.
Review of simple interest
Review and consolidate simple interest. You'll need paper, pencil and calculator.
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