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This document contains a KWL chart about percentages, pie charts, decimals and fractions. In the "What I Know" column, the author notes that percentages relate to 100 because "cent" means 100. Fractions represent a part of a whole, with the top number being the parts and bottom being the whole parts. Decimals are numbers in the base-ten system. In the "What I Want to Know" column, the author asks how to convert decimals to percentages, calculate percentages, find fractions, and relate fractions, percentages and decimals. They also ask how to calculate percentages off amounts and create pie charts to represent percentages and measure sector degrees.

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Graphic Organizer KWL Charts

This document contains a KWL chart about percentages, pie charts, decimals and fractions. In the "What I Know" column, the author notes that percentages relate to 100 because "cent" means 100. Fractions represent a part of a whole, with the top number being the parts and bottom being the whole parts. Decimals are numbers in the base-ten system. In the "What I Want to Know" column, the author asks how to convert decimals to percentages, calculate percentages, find fractions, and relate fractions, percentages and decimals. They also ask how to calculate percentages off amounts and create pie charts to represent percentages and measure sector degrees.

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Percentages, Pie Charts, Decimals and

Fractions
KWL Chart
Name: _____________________________

Date: ______________

Fill out the following chart with what you already know about percentages, pie charts, decimals and fractions as well as what you
would like to know. Leave the What I Learned column blank for now.

What I Know

What I Want to Know

Percent has something to do with 100


because cent means 100.

How do you convert a decimal to a


percent?

Fraction means Part of a whole. The


top number (the numerator) says how
many parts we have. The bottom
number (the denominator) says how
many parts the whole is divided into.

How do we calculate percentages?

A decimal is any number in our baseten number system.

How do we find a fraction?


How are fractions, percentages and
decimals related, i.e. how can we use
decimals to calculate percentages?
How do you calculate a percent off of
something?
How can I create pie graphs to
represent percentages?
How can I measure the degrees of each
sector?

What I Learned
To convert a decimal to a percent, you
just move the decimal to the right 2
places.
To calculate the percent off, you
multiply the original amount by the
decimal value of the percent.
If you want to know what percent A is of
B, you simple divide A by B, then take
that number and move the decimal
place two spaces to the right. That's
your percentage!
To convert a decimal to a percent,
multiply the decimal by 100, then add
on the % symbol. An easy way to
multiply a decimal by 100 is to move
the decimal point two places to the
right.
To find out the number of degrees for
each arc or section in the graph we
multiply the percentage by 360. When
we want to draw a circle graph by
ourselves we need to rewrite
the percentages for each category into
degrees of a circle and then use a
protractor to make the graph.

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