Direct/Inverse & Percentage Quiz For Grade 7

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Test understanding of direct/inverse relations and percentage concepts.Grade 7

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Direct/Inverse & Percentage Quiz For Grade 7Version en ligne Test understanding of direct/inverse relations and percentage concepts.Grade 7 par Usama Yasin 1 If y is directly proportional to x and x doubles, what happens to y? a y stays the same b y halves c y quadruples d y doubles 2 If y is inversely proportional to x and x doubles, what happens to y? a y stays the same b y triples c y halves d y doubles 3 A price increases by 15% from $200. What is the new price? a $215 b $180 c $230 d $240 4 A tag shows 20% discount on $250. What is the sale price? a $225 b $240 c $200 d $180 5 Cost price 150, selling price 195. What is profit? a 195 b 60 c 45 d 150 6 If x and y are directly proportional and x becomes 3 times, y becomes? a 2 times b 1/3 times c 4 times d 3 times 7 If two quantities multiply to a constant and x doubles, y becomes? a unchanged b twice as much c half as much d three times as much 8 A value decreases by 15% then increases by 10%. Net change is? a No change b Overall decrease of 15% c Overall decrease of 6.5% d Overall increase of 4% 9 If x*y = 60 and x is increased to 12, y becomes? a 5 b 10 c 12 d 6 10 Cost 80, selling price 100. What is profit percent? a 25% b 18% c 20% d 30%

Direct/Inverse & Percentage Quiz For Grade 7Version en ligne

Test understanding of direct/inverse relations and percentage concepts.Grade 7

par Usama Yasin

If y is directly proportional to x and x doubles, what happens to y?

y stays the same

y halves

y quadruples

y doubles

If y is inversely proportional to x and x doubles, what happens to y?

y stays the same

y triples

y halves

y doubles

A price increases by 15% from $200. What is the new price?

$215

$180

$230

$240

A tag shows 20% discount on $250. What is the sale price?

$225

$240

$200

$180

Cost price 150, selling price 195. What is profit?

195

150

If x and y are directly proportional and x becomes 3 times, y becomes?

2 times

1/3 times

4 times

3 times

If two quantities multiply to a constant and x doubles, y becomes?

unchanged

twice as much

half as much

three times as much

A value decreases by 15% then increases by 10%. Net change is?

No change

Overall decrease of 15%

Overall decrease of 6.5%

Overall increase of 4%

If x*y = 60 and x is increased to 12, y becomes?

Cost 80, selling price 100. What is profit percent?

25%

18%

20%

30%

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Direct/Inverse & Percentage Quiz For Grade 7Version en ligne

par Usama Yasin

If y is directly proportional to x and x doubles, what happens to y?

If y is inversely proportional to x and x doubles, what happens to y?

A price increases by 15% from $200. What is the new price?

A tag shows 20% discount on $250. What is the sale price?

Cost price 150, selling price 195. What is profit?

If x and y are directly proportional and x becomes 3 times, y becomes?

If two quantities multiply to a constant and x doubles, y becomes?

A value decreases by 15% then increases by 10%. Net change is?

If x*y = 60 and x is increased to 12, y becomes?

Cost 80, selling price 100. What is profit percent?

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