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What does a percentage represent?

A fraction with denominator of 100

What is the formula for calculating a percentage?

(parttotal)×100(\frac{\text{part}}{\text{total}}) \times 100

Why are percentages useful in biological surveys?

Compare data from different sample sizes

If 323 out of 790 primrose flowers are pin-eyed, what percentage is this?

41%

In two areas, 41% and 67.5% of primrose were pin-eyed. What does this show?

Second area had much higher proportion

Two heterozygous parents carry cystic fibrosis allele. What % chance child is affected?

25%

What is the formula for percentage change?

(mass changestarting mass)×100(\frac{\text{mass change}}{\text{starting mass}}) \times 100

Potato tissue goes from 18.50g to 11.72g. What is the percentage change?

-36.7%

What does a negative percentage change indicate?

Sample lost mass

Potato tissue lost 36.7% mass in solution. What does this suggest?

Water moved out to concentrated solution

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