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Budgets: what percent of the total each part is

Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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  1. 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?

  2. Esme reads the estimator table for the Dunn family of Glimmer Bay, a made-up city. One adult works 160 hours a month. To the nearest cent, what hourly wage is needed to earn the budget?

  3. Luz reads the estimator table for the Shaw family of Cobble Creek, a made-up city. What percent of the minimum monthly budget is housing and food together?

  4. 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?

  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?

  6. 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?

  7. 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?

  8. 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?

  9. 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?

  10. Jun reads Ms. Shaw's pretend monthly budget, which has an income of $1,800. Savings could be 8% or 12% of it. How many more dollars is 12% than 8%?

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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.

  1. 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

  2. Esme reads the estimator table for the Dunn family of Glimmer Bay, a made-up city. One adult works 160 hours a month. To the nearest cent, what hourly wage is needed to earn the budget?

    $19.69

  3. Luz reads the estimator table for the Shaw family of Cobble Creek, a made-up city. What percent of the minimum monthly budget is housing and food together?

    45

  4. 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

  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

  6. 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

  7. 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

  8. 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

  9. 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

  10. Jun reads Ms. Shaw's pretend monthly budget, which has an income of $1,800. Savings could be 8% or 12% of it. How many more dollars is 12% than 8%?

    $72