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This document contains clear and well-structured class notes on Percentage prepared for Class 8 students. The notes cover all basic concepts in a simple and easy-to-understand language, making it useful for school exams and regular practice. Topics included: Meaning and definition of Percentage Conversion between fraction, decimal, and percentage Finding the percentage of a number Increase and decrease in percentage Real-life examples based on percentage Important formulas explained with steps Solved examples for better understanding Practice questions/problem set for self-practice

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CLASS NOTES
CLASS : 8
SUBJECT : MATHEMATICS
CHAPTER :PERCENTAGE


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PERCENTAGE

Meaning of Percentage
The word percent means per hundred or out of 100. It is represented by the symbol %.
45 12.5
45% = , 12.5% =
100 100
1
Hence, the symbol % stands for .
100

Percentage as a Fraction
A percentage can be expressed as a fraction with denominator 100.
x
x% =
100
Example:
68 17
68% = =
100 25
If the denominator of a fraction is not 100, we convert it into an equivalent fraction with
denominator 100.
Example:
3 3 × 12.5 37.5
= =
8 8 × 12.5 100

, 3
∴ = 37.5%
8

Important Formulae on Percentage
1. Conversion Between Percentage and Decimal
Percentage to Decimal: To convert a percentage into a decimal number, remove the % sign
and divide the number by 100.
x
x% =
100
Decimal to Percentage: To convert a decimal into a percentage, multiply the decimal by 100
and attach the % sign.

x = x × 100%

2. Finding Percentage of a Given Quantity
To find a certain percentage of a given quantity:
x
x% of a quantity = × quantity
100

3. Expressing One Quantity as a Percentage of Another
To express a quantity x as a percentage of another quantity y:
x
Percentage = × 100%
y
Note: Both quantities must be measured in the same units.

4. Finding the Original Quantity
If x% of a quantity is equal to y, then the original quantity is:
y × 100
Original Quantity =
x

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