Jelly Bean Math fun tiimes

There are 23 red jelly beans in a jar of 156 jelly beans. What percent of the jelly beans are red?____% Round to the hundredths place

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In a jar of 156 jelly beans, there are 24 black jelly beans. What percentage of the jelly beans are black? ____% are black

Round to the hundredths place if needed

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13 of the 156 jelly beans in a pint jar are green. What percentage is green? ___% are green. Please round to the hundredths place

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Approximately 12.82% of the 156 jelly beans are white. How many white jelly beans are there? There are __white jelly beans in the jar.

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There is also a jar that is 1 quart. If a pint jar holds 156 jelly beans, how many are in the quart jar?

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Maria loves jelly beans, except for the purple and the black. What percent of the jelly beans in the jar does she not like? Round to the nearest hundredth.

She does not like ___% of them.

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Match the following

• 22%

• 1/2

• 60%

• 11/50

• 1/4

• 50%

• 1/3

• 25%

• 3/5

7 students want to share the jelly beans in the QUART JAR so that everyone gets the same number of jelly beans and the same number of each flavor. Using the information from the PINT jar determine the answers to the following:

• 18.75

• The 7 students will be taking__% out of the jelly beans out of the jar.

• 316

• There are 156 in the pint jar so there are ___in the quart jar

• 24

• ___% of the jelly beans left in the jar will be black

• 144

• There will be ___left in the jar

• 53.85

• Each will get__jelly beans

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Which color is your favorite color jelly bean?