Common
NumberWorksheet · Common
Percentages and area
Change each length by the percentage, find the new area, then the percentage change in area: 20% on each side is 44% on the area. Then triangles, circles, a side found from the new area, a cost and why 10% is not 20%.
A free GCSE Foundation and Higher number worksheet with answers, spec codes R9 and G16.
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