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← Class 7 Model Test for Exam

Class 7 admission · English Version · Mathematics

Fractions, decimals, ratio and percentages

Solve fraction, ratio and percentage problems with the correct base.

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Convert quantities into compatible units before combining them. A percentage increase is measured against the original value. Ratio shares divide a total into the stated number of parts. For fractions, the denominator defines part size and must be handled through equivalent fractions.

Worked example

Share 84 in ratio 3:4: total parts 7, one part 12, shares 36 and 48. Increasing 200 by 15% gives 230. A later 15% decrease uses 230 as its base.

  1. State the whole or base.
  2. Show equivalent fractions or ratio parts.
  3. Check by reconstructing the total.

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7/12

9/12−2/12=7/12.

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36

96/8×3 = 36.

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300

240×1.25=300.

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100×1.2=120; 120×0.8=96.

Use each period’s base; percentages do not cancel.

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0.3 is 30/100 or 30%, while 3% is 0.03.

Convert both to a shared representation.

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Ratio model test

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  • Keep units and bases visible.
  • Simplify fractions.
  • Use an inverse or total check.

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