Budgets: what percent of the total each part is

Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Bo reads the estimator table for the Frost family of Wrenfield, a made-up city. One adult works 160 hours a month. To the nearest cent, what hourly wage is needed to earn the budget?
Jun reads the estimator table for the Hale family of Cobble Creek, a made-up city. One adult works 160 hours a month. To the nearest cent, what hourly wage is needed to earn the budget?
Kira reads the estimator table for the Cole family of Wrenfield, a made-up city. One adult works 160 hours a month. To the nearest cent, what hourly wage is needed to earn the budget?
Milo reads the estimator table for the Grove family of Wrenfield, a made-up city. What percent of the minimum monthly budget is child care and transportation together?
Noah reads the estimator table for the Yates family of Glimmer Bay, a made-up city. What percent of the minimum monthly budget is housing and child care together?
Pia reads the art club's pretend budget: three parts of $90 each. Each percent of the total is rounded to the nearest whole percent. What do the rounded percents add up to?
Ren reads the class pretend plant-sale budget: six parts of $50 each. Each percent of the total is rounded to the nearest whole percent. What do the rounded percents add up to?
Tala reads Mr. Cole's pretend monthly budget: seven parts of $50 each. Each percent of the total is rounded to the nearest whole percent. What do the rounded percents add up to?
Zee reads Mr. Dunn's pretend monthly budget, which has a total of $2,000. Savings take 15% and taxes take 15% of it. The rest is for expenses. How much money is that?
Ari reads Ms. Hale's pretend monthly budget, which has a total of $2,400. Savings take 12% and taxes take 18% of it. The rest is for expenses. How much money is that?

Budgets: what percent of the total each part is

Answer Key - Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

Bo reads the estimator table for the Frost family of Wrenfield, a made-up city. One adult works 160 hours a month. To the nearest cent, what hourly wage is needed to earn the budget?
$22.88
Jun reads the estimator table for the Hale family of Cobble Creek, a made-up city. One adult works 160 hours a month. To the nearest cent, what hourly wage is needed to earn the budget?
$25.88
Kira reads the estimator table for the Cole family of Wrenfield, a made-up city. One adult works 160 hours a month. To the nearest cent, what hourly wage is needed to earn the budget?
$22.44
Milo reads the estimator table for the Grove family of Wrenfield, a made-up city. What percent of the minimum monthly budget is child care and transportation together?
30
Noah reads the estimator table for the Yates family of Glimmer Bay, a made-up city. What percent of the minimum monthly budget is housing and child care together?
47.5
Pia reads the art club's pretend budget: three parts of $90 each. Each percent of the total is rounded to the nearest whole percent. What do the rounded percents add up to?
99
Ren reads the class pretend plant-sale budget: six parts of $50 each. Each percent of the total is rounded to the nearest whole percent. What do the rounded percents add up to?
102
Tala reads Mr. Cole's pretend monthly budget: seven parts of $50 each. Each percent of the total is rounded to the nearest whole percent. What do the rounded percents add up to?
98
Zee reads Mr. Dunn's pretend monthly budget, which has a total of $2,000. Savings take 15% and taxes take 15% of it. The rest is for expenses. How much money is that?
$1,400
Ari reads Ms. Hale's pretend monthly budget, which has a total of $2,400. Savings take 12% and taxes take 18% of it. The rest is for expenses. How much money is that?
$1,680