Struggling To Understand National 5 Percentages?
Learn the strategies to not only understand, but also to retain information, and be able to identify the questions until the exam.
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Nat 5 Percentages
A percentage is a part of 100. It is similar to a fraction with a denominator of 100.
We can convert percentages to decimal form by dividing by 100.
There are several real-world applications of percentages.
We can use appreciation and depreciation to find the value or quantity of something as it grows or shrinks over time. We can use reverse percentages to calculate the original value or quantity of something after a change.
This module covers:
- Percentages
- Appreciation & depreciation
- Reverse percentages
In this module I will teach you how to answer the following types of questions:
Question 1
Question 2
This module was covered in two 1-hour classes. Once you have watched the videos, you will...
- Finally understand Nat 5 Percentages
- Be able to identify Percentages questions in the exam
- Have all the tools necessary to retain this knowledge.
All you need is the commitment to put the work in and we'll help with the rest.
What's Included In The Course...
We cover this module in two 1-hour lessons. By the end of the classes, you will be able to identify these questions in Past Papers and understand the process and be able to answer questions on Percentages.
This module covered Percentages in two lessons.
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