Math 5 Q3W1: Percentages and Fractions
Math 5 Q3W1: Percentages and Fractions
A. References
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2. Learner’s Material pages Quarter 3Week 1 pp. Quarter 3Week 1 pp. Quarter 3Week 1 pp. Quarter 3Week 1 pp. Quarter 3Week 1 pp.
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IV. PROCEDURES
(One-fourth) 4x (Twenty-
five percent) 2x
(One-fourth change to
percent) 2x
(Twenty-five percent) 2x
One-half = 50%
One-fifth = 20%
Three-fourths = 75%
Two-fifths = 40%
C. Presenting examples/instances of Problem Opener: Problem Opener: Problem Opener:
the new lesson
A certain soap brand advertisement says that their A fruit stand is selling the A survey conducted among 120 grade 5 pupils of Yukos
product kills 99% of germs. best variety of fruits in Elementary School showed that 45% like swimming. They
What is meant by the soap brand in saying it kills 99% Calbayog City. It sells found that 54 out 120 pupils like swimming
of germs? carabao mangoes for only How can we identify rate, base, and
Let’s have an illustration. 12 pesos each. It offers a percentage?
But first, let’s define what a percent means? 30% discount on the total We can identify the rate, base and
It was in the 15th century when the idea of percent price of the first 30 pieces percentage using the Techan’s Triangle.
began. if you will buy 50 piece or Thus,
It came from the Latin word “per centum” which more. How much will you P = R multiplied by B
means “for every hundred”. pay for 50 mangoes? R = P divided by B
A percent is a ratio of a number to 100. Percentages are like B = P divided by R. P
It is represented by the symbol “%”. That’s look like a fractions and decimals.
fraction bar with 0 as the numenator and They are ways to describe Consider the sample situation that follows. R B \
denominator. what proportion of a
whole is represented by a
number. Percentage is a 54
term from Latin, meaning
120 45%
“out of one hundred”. We
can consider a “whole”
broken up into 100 equal
parts, each part is a single
percent. Percentage
represents a part of the
base.
The base is the
number that represents
the whole or the 100
percent. The rate defines
what part the percentage
is of the base.
D. Discussing new concepts and To represent this in a model….. Problem:
practicing new skills #1
Make a big square and divide it into 100 smaller Alegre Guitars gave out
squares. If each square is 1%, it means that 99 squares coupons to their valued Jessy’s family received a
must be shaded to represent 99% of the germs customers as part of their package from her elder sister in
Canada. The box contains bags of
This means that 99 out of 100 germs are killed every anniversary celebration.
candies and chocolates in different
time you will use their products. The coupons offer 15% off flavors. Jessy opened a bag andpicked
Can you now express the shaded region of 99% as a of any purchase of one chocolate bar in purple packaging.
fraction or a decimal number? We will find out later. ₱3,500.00 or more. Jason She ate 4 parts of the chocolate bar.
As define earlier percent is a ratio of a number to 100. wants to buy a guitar that This means she ate 80% of the
chocolate bar. How many parts are
And we already know that ratio can be express as has a price tag of
there in the chocolate bar?
fraction, and decimal number. If this is possible ₱4,295.00. How much will
therefore percent may also be express as fraction, Jason and his mother save
ratio, decimal and vice versa. from the regular price of Can you identify the base, percentage and rate in the
the guitar if they use the problem? Is there missing information? What are those,
To make things clear let’s have the following example. coupon? How much will if any?
Luis and Ernie earned P100 for selling junk. They gave they pay for the guitar? First Step: What are given in the problem?
P73 to their mother and spend P27 to buy candies. The given are 4 parts of the chocolate bar, which represents 80% of
What percent of their earnings did they give their Remember that problems chocolate bar.
mother? What percent did they spend? involving percentage have
How did Luis and Ernie earn money? three quantities Second Step: What do we need to find out?
How much did they earn? percentage, rate and We need to find out the total part of the whole chocolate bar which is the
How did they spend their money? base. In the problem base.
Now let’s represent this in a model…… above, 15% is the
Make a big square and divide into 100 smaller squares. discount rate or percent
Third Step: What does 4 represent?
The 100 squares or boxes shows the total earnings of off the purchase price.
Luis and Ernie. The base is the original
It represents the percentage (or part of the whole).
Now, 73 out of 100 boxes are shaded. Each of the price of the guitar which
smaller box is 1/100 or 1%. is ₱4,295.00. Fifth Step: What does 80%represent?
Therefore, the shaded parts are 73% of the larger It represents the rate (80 out of 100).
80%
square. This is the percent earning they gave to their The percentage is the Now, let the whole part of chocolate bar be n.
mother. amount that relates to 1 2 3 4
So, we write B = P divided by R.
the rate. It is always part Base = Percentage divided by Rate
of the whole. Since the n = 4 ÷ 80% Whole Chocolate bar
rate is the percent off, the
80 100 4 x 100
percentage is the amount 𝑛N= 4=÷4÷ = 4 × 100
= =44×100
x =5 = =5
80
100 80 80
off of the price. In the
Therefore, the chocolate bar has 5 parts, in
problem above, the
which 4 parts have been eaten by Emmie. The
percentage is unknown. bar model is also helpful in solving the problem.
Using the Techan’s Triangle
We have the given:
Rate = 80%
Percentage =4
Base = ?
? 80
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1 . W h a t is th e e q u iv a le n t o f in de cim a l form ?
100
A . 0 .4 8 C . 0 .4 0 8
B . 0 .0 4 8 D . 0 0 .0 4 8
24 24 48 24
A. B. C. D.
100 24 14 10
3 . W h a t f r a c t i o n is i l lu s t r a t e d b y t h e m u s i c a l n o t e s ( ♫ ) ?
15 16 15 14
B. B. C. D.
15 100 100 100
4 . W h a t f r a c t i o n i s r e p r e s e n t e d b y t h e s m i l e y s ( ☺) ?
5 95 5 5
C. B. C. D.
5 100 10 100
J. Additional activities for Find the missing quantities. Round off decimals to the nearest Assignment: Homework:
application or remediation hundredth. Write the letter that corresponds Identify the rate, base, or percentage in the following problems.
to the correct answer. (refer to ppt)
Ratio Fraction Decimal Percent (refer to ppt)
1 2
5
2 0.08
3 78%
4 4:7
5 1
V. REMARKS Continue lesson on the next day. Continue lesson on the next day.
VI. REFLECTION
A. No. of learners who earned 80% in the
evaluation
B. No. of learners who require additional
activities for remediation who scored below
80%
C. Did the remedial lessons work? No. of
learners who have caught up with the lesson
D. No. of learners who continue to require
remediation
E. Which of my teaching strategies worked
well? Why did these works?
F. What difficulties did I encounter which my
principal or supervisor can help me solve?
G. What innovation or localized materials did I
use/discover which I wish to share with other
teachers?









