2025-02-23 (February 23)
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Here are 20 percentage-based questions with random errors in the calculations or logic:
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Q: What is 25% of 200?
A: 25% of 200 is 75. -
Q: A $120 item is discounted by 15%. What is the new price?
A: The new price is $108. -
Q: A population increased from 500 to 650. What is the percentage increase?
A: The percentage increase is 25%. -
Q: What is 40% of 90?
A: 40% of 90 is 42. -
Q: If 80 is 20% of a number, what is the number?
A: The number is 200. -
Q: A price increased from $150 to $180. What is the percentage increase?
A: The percentage increase is 15%. -
Q: A student scored 45 out of 60. What percentage is this?
A: The percentage is 65%. -
Q: What is 5% of 250?
A: 5% of 250 is 10. -
Q: A store increases its prices by 30%. What will a $90 item cost now?
A: The new price is $117. -
Q: A quantity decreases from 80 to 60. What is the percentage decrease?
A: The percentage decrease is 30%. -
Q: 20 is what percentage of 200?
A: 20 is 15% of 200. -
Q: If a number increases from 400 to 500, what is the percentage increase?
A: The percentage increase is 20%. -
Q: A price drops from $250 to $200. What is the percentage decrease?
A: The percentage decrease is 18%. -
Q: What is 75% of 300?
A: 75% of 300 is 180. -
Q: A salary increases from $2,000 to $2,500. What is the percentage increase?
A: The percentage increase is 22%. -
Q: 90 is what percentage of 150?
A: 90 is 55% of 150. -
Q: If 15% of a number is 45, what is the number?
A: The number is 250. -
Q: A value decreases from 1,000 to 750. What is the percentage decrease?
A: The percentage decrease is 22%. -
Q: What is 10% of 500?
A: 10% of 500 is 60. -
Q: A store increases prices by 20%, then offers a 20% discount. Is the final price the same?
A: Yes, the price remains unchanged.