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Percentages - fast math lesson - By tecmath



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00:00 good day and welcome to Tech Math channel . What
00:02 are we having a look at in this video is
00:04 a way of working out percentages . Okay . This
00:07 is from a fraction or something like this . Okay
00:10 . Because percentages are just a measure of a number
00:12 out of 100 . Okay , so we're going to
00:14 look at how to do this now . First off
00:17 , I think it's really , really important that we
00:18 actually get this definition of a percentage down pat now
00:22 because I think this helps a fair bit . Now
00:24 . If you understand what percent means , you'll do
00:25 pretty good . Percent has two parts to it has
00:29 this party of the per and then we have sent
00:32 per means out of , Okay , just something out
00:36 of something else . And this sent here . Well
00:38 sent means 100 . Okay , there's 100 cents in
00:42 the dollar or there's 100 years in a century .
00:45 Most of you guys well know what ascent is and
00:47 there's 100 cents on the dollar . So it's a
00:48 really , really easy thing to remember . The percentage
00:51 symbol looks like this . Okay . It almost looks
00:54 like 100 which has been reorganized . If you can
00:57 imagine there's been a one and with two zeros here
00:58 . Okay . Maybe I'm taking a little bit too
01:00 far . Okay , so I'm going to work .
01:02 We're gonna be working . How do our work percentages
01:05 out ? So let's say for example , we want
01:08 to work out what is 15 out of 16 ?
01:13 We want to work what this is as a percentage
01:15 out . Yeah . The easiest way of doing this
01:19 is this means first off , this means 15 divided
01:22 by 60 . I think some people get thrown by
01:25 this line here . What we do is we get
01:27 this number here and we're times it by 100 over
01:32 one . Okay , This is how we change it
01:35 into a percentage now . What do we do then
01:38 ? Well , we just treat these like any other
01:40 thing where we're multiplying fractions when we multiply fractions ,
01:43 we're going in top number of times the top number
01:45 and then bottom number times a bottom number to get
01:48 our answer . Okay , So 15 times 100 is
01:54 1000 500 . And this is going to be divided
01:58 by 60 Times 1 , 60 times one is 60
02:04 . Now , what we can do is we can
02:05 cancel out numbers okay , like Zeros are going to
02:11 cancel each other out . Okay , because 10 is
02:13 going to go into both of these . So we
02:14 end up with a number of 150 divided by 60
02:18 , divided by six is 25 . Okay , so
02:25 25% for 15 Over 60 is 25% . Now if
02:29 we use just before we go on and we actually
02:32 use that idea of counseling at numbers , we can
02:34 look at a number here that goes into a Into
02:36 both of these . So 15 actually goes into both
02:39 of these . Yeah , 15 goes into this one
02:41 once and it goes into this one four times .
02:44 So we would end up with a number a quarter
02:46 and a quarter is the same as 25% . If
02:49 you can imagine quarter of a dollar , it's 25
02:52 cents . Yeah , it's a nice way of thinking
02:54 . What you also might realize is this quarter here
02:57 four times 25 actually gives us 100 . This is
02:59 a bit of a common theme with this number over
03:03 up here is one . Okay , so this is
03:06 the way you work out percentages . How about another
03:09 example ? What about we um have a look at
03:15 , I'm just gonna be using some easy examples today
03:17 . So we talked about , we have a look
03:18 at the number I said before . What about we
03:20 have a look at ? 35/70 . So what do
03:25 we do with this ? You might be able to
03:27 look at straight away and go , well the number
03:29 five and then the number seven goes into both these
03:31 in fact 35 goes into both numbers goes into here
03:34 once and this one twice . This is actually the
03:35 same as a half . But let's treated we're just
03:40 trying to work out percentages here three times that .
03:42 By 100 over one , what does this equal ?
03:45 This equals 35 times 100 Is 3500 , divided by
03:54 70 times 70 times one is 70 . And we
03:58 can cancel the zeros out . So 00 And the
04:01 number seven goes into both of these . It goes
04:04 into actually , well that will tell us what our
04:06 answer is , won't it ? seven goes into 350
04:11 50 times . Okay . Our answer is 50 And
04:15 again to say what I said before 35 goes into
04:19 this once , 35 goes into 70 twice . So
04:22 And a fraction up there is the same as a
04:24 half , so half is the same as 50% .
04:27 Yeah . You want . Again Also notice that two
04:30 by 50 is 100 half of a dollar is 50
04:33 cents . Okay . Uh there's a really , really
04:37 great relationship between these . Okay , so it's a
04:39 really great thing for math to understand . I think
04:41 it's one of these recurrent sort of themes in maths
04:44 . Um So let's have a look at a couple
04:46 more examples . What about we have a look at
04:50 this example , a bit of a harder one this
04:52 time . Nothing too taxing . We're going to do
04:54 16 divided by 20 And so to turn this into
04:59 a percentage , What are we going to do ?
05:01 We're going to times it . 100 over one .
05:05 Okay , so 16 times 100 Is 1600 . We're
05:14 dividing this by 20 times one , which is 20
05:19 . Okay , We can cancel the zeros out and
05:21 start off with And then we have 160 divided by
05:25 two . Now , 160 divided by two equals 80
05:29 . So your answer is 80 percent . Now .
05:33 Just to do what I've been doing before . Number
05:36 that goes into both of these , or four goes
05:39 into both . It goes into this four times and
05:41 this 15 times . So actual we can't then and
05:44 nothing else goes in there . So fraction that this
05:48 is is 4/5 . Okay , we can't actually do
05:51 this any further . Okay , so but 4/5 of
05:54 a dollar is 80 cents . If you can imagine
05:56 1/5 divided by five is 20 cents and then times
06:00 it by four is 80 . So this is a
06:02 correct answer . Okay , So this is 80% .
06:07 Let's just go one last example . Hopefully you're going
06:14 really , really good with this and you're getting a
06:16 degree of understanding with this . What about we do
06:20 9/20 . Hopefully when you do your percentages test ,
06:25 you'll get better than nine and 20 will be really
06:27 , really good at . And you'll actually get 20
06:30 out of 20 and you get 100% because 100% is
06:32 everything . But let's have a look at . Nine
06:34 out of 20 . Sorry for daddy percentage should have
06:37 comment there . So we're gonna times this by 100
06:41 over one to turn it into a percentage . And
06:44 then what do we do ? You remember ? But
06:47 nine times 100 is 900 one times 20 is 20
06:55 . What can we do next ? We can cancel
06:57 out the zeros . Yeah , We're gonna end up
06:59 with this 90 divided by two now 90 divided by
07:03 two . If you get 90 and you cut it
07:05 in half , You're going to end up with 45
07:09 percent . Okay , this one is finally enough .
07:13 We actually can't take down anymore . There's no common
07:15 number that goes into nine and 20 except for one
07:17 and that won't actually really change our our fraction here
07:20 but our answer is 45% . Okay , which makes
07:24 sense because nine is a little less than half of
07:28 20 . Okay , so we should expect and half
07:32 is 50% . So we should expect an answer a
07:34 little bit less than 50% . So this is a
07:36 good answer now anyway . Hopefully you're really , really
07:39 good with these . I'll put some links up for
07:41 other percentage things I've got . It's really worth checking
07:44 out , especially if you're starting out with these .
07:46 But I hope that helped a fair bit . Okay
07:49 , so you next time .
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